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The Definitive Assessment of Aneurysm by Color Flow Doppler

William B. Schroedter, BS, RCPT, RVT

Venice Hospital Vascular Laboratory, 540 The Rialto, Venice, FL 34285.

Sidney W. Holec, MD, FACS

Venice Hospital Vascular Laboratory, Venice, Florida.

With the advent of advanced duplex ultrasound or color flow Doppler, the authors believe that a complete assessment of aneurysm can be obtained by ultrasound alone. The information required by the surgeon for surgical resection of various types of aneurysms is outlined. The ability of color flow Doppler to rapidly assess both the arterial wall and residual lumen, identify stenoses and branches, in addition to simplifying complex flow phenomenon make it uniquely qualified for this task. To date, the authors have completed eight aortic grafts based solely on the ultrasound findings.

Key Words: aneurysm • color flow Doppler • embolization • thrombus • surgical resection

Journal of Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Vol. 7, No. 4, 201-204 (1991)
DOI: 10.1177/875647939100700406
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