CV Doppler (Cardiovascular Doppler)

Healthcare providers recommend cardiovascular Doppler ultrasound when you experience heart-related issues. This test helps them evaluate how well the heart and blood vessels are working. It provides detailed information about how blood moves through the heart, arteries, and veins by measuring its speed and direction. It is a safe and painless scan that uses sound waves, not radiation.

What is a Cardiovascular Doppler Test and What Does It Detect?

Cardiovascular Doppler ultrasound is a medical test used to detect heart and blood vessel (cardiovascular) problems. This test enables doctors to identify blockages in the heart, narrowed arteries, blood clots and other issues that can affect the heart and blood vessels.

It also shows the direction and speed of blood moving through arteries and veins. Unlike X-rays or CT scans, this test uses harmless sound waves. These waves bounce off moving blood and create images on a screen that help doctors understand how well your heart is pumping.

What can it detect?

A cardiovascular doppler test can help detect:

  • Blockage or narrowing in blood vessels
  • Poor blood flow to the heart
  • Problems with heart valves (opening or closing properly)
  • Weak heart muscles
  • Blood clots in veins or arteries
  • Leakage or backflow of blood

FAQs

Yes. A 2D Echo shows heart structure, while a cardiovascular doppler also checks blood flow speed and direction.

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