Vascular Ultrasound Imaging & Doppler Upper Extremity Arteries 

Great presentation. Thank you. You mentioned in diagnosing TOS, you don't use arterial ultrasound. May I ask why? and...what are the preferred testings. The patient suffered trauma from MVA forcefully hit from behind. Prior to MVA, unremarkable Aorta. Patient symptoms, swelling down arms/hands/fingers, pain, numbness, tingling, blurred vision, light sensitivity, headaches, body jolting temple popping, dizziness, SLAP/labral tears L shoulder, Supraspinatus partial tear R shoulder, herniations C567, Thoracic stenosis, L345 4mm slip disc, fissural, S1 nerve. Year later, patient presents 4.0 Ascending Aortic Aneurysm, fusiform. Less than three months later, 4.6 . Radial artery mildly reduced flow on ultrasound.

Very good Video, thanks

Thanks for your good video .what about the machines ultrasound and it's settings during examination some of us are beginners

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