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Overview

A Doppler ultrasound is a non-invasive diagnostic test that uses sound waves to create images showing how blood flows through veins and arteries. It helps evaluate circulation in different parts of the body, especially the arms and legs.

During the scan, a handheld device called a transducer emits sound waves that bounce off moving blood cells. These reflected waves generate real-time images that allow doctors to study blood flow patterns and detect abnormalities.

At Samarth Diagnostic Center, Chandan Nagar, Pune, we use advanced Colour Doppler technology and modern ultrasound systems to provide detailed vascular imaging and reliable assessment. Examinations are performed under the expertise of Dr. Neeta Narawade, an experienced radiologist with over 25 years of experience, with a focus on accurate imaging, patient comfort and clear reporting.

Advanced Technology & Expertise

At Samarth Diagnostic Center, Chandan Nagar, Pune, we use advanced ultrasound and Colour Doppler technology to obtain clear, detailed images of blood vessels and assess blood flow in real time.

Under the expertise of Dr. Neeta Narawade, our team focuses on careful imaging, appropriate examination techniques and detailed reporting. Doppler ultrasound is a non-invasive method of evaluating blood circulation and, in many cases, can provide valuable information without the need for an invasive vascular procedure.

Depending on the condition being evaluated, Doppler ultrasound can also be used for follow-up and monitoring to assess changes in blood flow over time and support your doctor in planning or reviewing treatment.

Conditions / Problems Colour Doppler Can Help Evaluate

Color Doppler

  • ✔ Obstetric Doppler
  • ✔ Venous System (Upper / Lower Limb)
  • ✔ Arterial System (Upper / Lower Limb)
  • ✔ Carotid Doppler
  • ✔ Renal Doppler
  • ✔ Scrotal Doppler
  • ✔ 2D Echo
  • ✔ Fetal Echo

Why Is Doppler Ultrasound Done?

During Doppler Ultrasound

During the procedure, the transducer is gently moved over the skin above the blood vessels being examined. It sends and receives sound waves that reflect off blood cells.

The change in frequency of these sound waves, known as the Doppler Effect, helps create graphs and images showing blood flow through vessels. These images are recorded for diagnostic evaluation.

The test is painless, radiation-free, and typically completed within a short duration.