BeinDopplerUntersuchung

BeinDopplerUnt refers to a diagnostic ultrasound examination of the veins in the legs. This non-invasive procedure utilizes Doppler technology to assess blood flow and identify potential abnormalities within the venous system. The primary purpose of a BeinDopplerUnt is to detect and evaluate conditions such as deep vein thrombosis (DVT), a serious condition where blood clots form in deep veins, and chronic venous insufficiency, characterized by impaired blood return from the legs to the heart.

During the examination, a technician or physician applies a gel to the skin of the legs and then moves a handheld transducer over the area. The transducer emits sound waves that bounce off blood cells, creating a visual representation of blood flow on a monitor. The Doppler component of the ultrasound allows for the detection of the speed and direction of blood flow, which can reveal blockages, narrowing, or reflux (backward flow) in the veins.

BeinDopplerUnt is typically performed to investigate symptoms like leg pain, swelling, redness, or warmth. It is a valuable tool for both diagnosing acute conditions and monitoring the progression of chronic venous diseases. The procedure is generally painless and carries no known risks. The results of the examination help guide treatment decisions for a variety of vascular disorders affecting the legs.