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The Ultrasound Doppler Right Hand scan evaluates blood flow in the right hand’s arteries and veins, helping diagnose conditions like vascular abnormalities, poor circulation, and other hand-related.
The Ultrasound Doppler Right Hand scan at Sooriya Diagnostic is a specialized diagnostic procedure used to evaluate the blood flow in the arteries and veins of the right hand. By using high-frequency sound waves, this non-invasive test provides detailed images of the blood vessels, enabling the detection of vascular abnormalities, such as poor circulation, blood clots, or other issues affecting hand health.
This scan is particularly useful for diagnosing conditions such as Raynaud’s disease, hand artery blockages, deep vein thrombosis (DVT) in the hand, and other vascular disorders. It helps identify poor blood flow that could lead to complications like pain, swelling, or even tissue damage if left untreated.
The Ultrasound Doppler Right Hand scan is a quick, painless, and safe procedure that does not involve radiation, making it an ideal choice for assessing vascular health. It is recommended for individuals experiencing symptoms such as persistent hand pain, swelling, numbness, or tingling, or those with known vascular conditions.
By accurately evaluating blood flow in the right hand, this test provides valuable information for doctors to plan appropriate treatment and interventions to manage or prevent vascular-related issues, ensuring better overall hand health and function.