Venous Evaluation with Color Doppler Ultrasound
It is the gold standard for the early diagnosis of venous…
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Evaluation of Perforator Veins
Perforator veins are special vessels that connect the superficial venous system with the deep venous system.
10 - 15 min
Valve insufficiency in these veins can lead to the progression of varicose veins and circulatory problems in the legs.
Using Color Doppler Ultrasound, perforator veins are assessed in detail, including their patency, valve function, reflux (backward flow) volume, and vein diameter. This evaluation is especially important in advanced varicose vein cases to ensure accurate treatment planning.
The procedure is painless and takes about 10–15 minutes. The information obtained guides both surgical and minimally invasive treatments, such as laser or foam therapy.
How Is the Treatment Plan Determined?
The assessment of perforator veins is done via Color Doppler Ultrasound, examining the connecting veins between the superficial and deep venous systems. Perforator veins with valve insufficiency that cause reflux are clearly identified.
Based on these findings, the most suitable treatment—such as sclerotherapy, endovenous procedures, or surgery—is selected for the patient.
To detect reflux in perforator veins and plan the most effective treatment, a Color Doppler Ultrasound evaluation can be performed. For more information and appointment scheduling, please contact our clinic.
- Reveals the underlying cause of varicose veins
- Ensures complete and accurate treatment planning
- Reduces the risk of varicose vein recurrence
- Increases treatment success and long-term effectiveness
- Non-invasive and safe diagnostic method
Concentration of varicose veins in specific areas
- Swelling around the ankle
- Skin darkening and hardening
- Increased leg pain after prolonged standing
- Slow-healing wounds (venous ulcers)
- Recurring symptoms despite previous varicose vein treatment
This evaluation is diagnostic and does not require rest. Patients can return to daily activities immediately after the procedure. If treatment is applied, perforator veins can be monitored using follow-up Doppler ultrasound.
- Individuals with varicose vein complaints
- Patients whose symptoms persist after prior varicose vein treatment
- Those with skin changes or wounds around the ankle
- Patients with recurrent varicose vein problems
This evaluation can be safely performed both before and after treatment.
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