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Doppler ultrasound

  • Describe two methods of Doppler imaging.
  • How do peak velocity parameters relate to the severity of a stenosis?
  • How does one determine a resistive index using Doppler ultrasound?
  • How is Doppler information displayed?
  • How is flow at a stenosis depicted by Doppler?
  • How is flow to an organ different from systemic arterial flow?
  • What happens to the flow at a stenosis?
  • What is aliasing?
  • What is duplex Doppler ultrasound?
  • What is laminar flow?
  • What is the Doppler angle?
  • What is the Doppler effect?
  • What is the optimal Doppler angle?
  • What is the resistive index?

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