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The cliniclal value of color doppler ultrasound diagnosis of acute lower extremity deep venous thrombosis

Bo Shi

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Objective To study theclinical value of the two-dimensional and color Doppler ultrasound examination in the diagnosis of deep vein thrombosis. Methods Two-dimensional and color Doppler ultrasound in 55 cases of deep vein thrombosis patients were examined blood vessel diameter, the scope of thrombosis,thrombosis echo characteristics and blood flow. The results of acute deep venous thrombosis after the vessel diameter was obviously enlarged, thrombosis showed homogeneous low-echo images, chronic thromboembolic echo the higher parts of the lumen without thrombosis, or blood flow showed filling defect and could be secondary to deep venous valve function incomplete. Conclusion Color Doppler ultrasound examination can not only diagnose deep vein thrombosis,while a dynamic observation of its evolution, to determine clinical effects, the diagnosis of deep venous thrombosis of the preferred method. Key words: Two-dimensional ultrasound;  Color Doppler ultrasound;  Ultrasound diagnosis;  Deep vein thrombosis

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Objective To study theclinical value of the two-dimensional and color Doppler ultrasound examination in the diagnosis of deep vein thrombosis. Methods Two-dimensional and color Doppler ultrasound in 55 cases of deep vein thrombosis patients were examined blood vessel diameter, the scope of thrombosis,thrombosis echo characteristics and blood flow. The results of acute deep venous thrombosis after the vessel diameter was obviously enlarged, thrombosis showed homogeneous low-echo images, chronic thromboembolic echo the higher parts of the lumen without thrombosis, or blood flow showed filling defect and could be secondary to deep venous valve function incomplete. Conclusion Color Doppler ultrasound examination can not only diagnose deep vein thrombosis,while a dynamic observation of its evolution, to determine clinical effects, the diagnosis of deep venous thrombosis of the preferred method. Key words: Two-dimensional ultrasound;  Color Doppler ultrasound;  Ultrasound diagnosis;  Deep vein thrombosis

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Objective To study theclinical value of the two-dimensional and color Doppler ultrasound examination in the diagnosis of deep vein thrombosis. Methods Two-dimensional and color Doppler ultrasound in 55 cases of deep vein thrombosis patients were examined blood vessel diameter, the scope of thrombosis,thrombosis echo characteristics and blood flow. The results of acute deep venous thrombosis after the vessel diameter was obviously enlarged, thrombosis showed homogeneous low-echo images, chronic thromboembolic echo the higher parts of the lumen without thrombosis, or blood flow showed filling defect and could be secondary to deep venous valve function incomplete. Conclusion Color Doppler ultrasound examination can not only diagnose deep vein thrombosis,while a dynamic observation of its evolution, to determine clinical effects, the diagnosis of deep venous thrombosis of the preferred method. Key words: Two-dimensional ultrasound;  Color Doppler ultrasound;  Ultrasound diagnosis;  Deep vein thrombosis

Key concepts: Medicine, Thrombosis, Deep vein, Ultrasound, Radiology, Venous thrombosis, Blood flow, Color doppler

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