Venous Duplex Ultrasound of the Upper Extremities is a non-invasive and safe examination used to assess the anatomical and functional status of the arteries and veins in the upper extremities.

The purpose of the examination is to evaluate the vascular structure, blood flow velocity and direction, and to detect pathological processes that may affect limb hemodynamics, such as:

• Vascular narrowing;
• Obstruction of blood circulation;
• Thrombosis;
• Other vascular abnormalities.

Accordingly, the examination provides doctors with essential clinical information about the condition of the vessel walls, the continuity of blood flow, and its distribution.

Venous Duplex Ultrasound of the Upper Extremities is considered an important component of modern vascular medicine. It is an effective diagnostic method for monitoring both venous and arterial pathologies and offers a detailed analysis of the vascular system of the upper extremities.