Ultrasound Doppler Peripheral Arterial (Both Upper Limbs )

An Ultrasound Doppler Peripheral Arterial scan of both upper limbs is a non-invasive medical test that uses sound waves to examine blood flow in the arteries of the arms. It helps assess circulation, diagnose conditions like arterial blockages or narrowings, and evaluate the effectiveness of treatments. The procedure involves a technician applying a gel to the skin and moving a handheld probe to detect and record blood flow patterns.