Vascular sonography (1)
Vascular Sonography Overview
Instructor: Kate Lamb
Specializations in Vascular Sonography
Types of Study:
Arterial
Venous
Relation to Cardiovascular Health:
Anatomical structures linked to the heart.
Important in assessing overall cardiovascular health.
Historical Context
Key Milestones in Vascular Surgery
600 BC: First mention of varicose veins by Sushruta.
400 BC: Early writings by Hippocrates regarding health and conditions.
180 AD: Historical accounts of surgeries.
1600s: Wiseman discovers valves in veins and arteries.
Diagnostic Parameters
Technology and Machine Specifications
Machine Model: LOGIQ S8
Frequency: 12Hz
Settings: M3 FR
Output: P1 +5.5, Low Res CF 92%, 1000Hz WF 45Hz
Measurement Parameters:
ICA measurement: 2 R ICA 3, with specific cm/s and Hz values discussed in further pages.
Doppler Ultrasound Assessments
Notes on Velocity Measurement:
Recorded values: 39.3 cm/s, 17.1 cm/s.
Tardus Parvus pattern observed in renal artery.
Critical for assessing arterial and venous health.
Advanced Techniques in Imaging
Future Developments
Contrast Agent Imaging:
Use in transcranial ultrasound.
Contrast Kinetics:
Potential applications in drug delivery for oncology.
Intravascular stent delivery improvements.
Career Pathways in Vascular Sonography
Workplaces:
Hospitals
Private practice
Radiology Departments
Vascular Labs
Treatment Follow-ups
Post-Procedure Monitoring:
Repair assessments and follow-ups for endoleaks.