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Doppler ultrasonography (Duplex ultrasonography) of the neck and head is a safe, painless and accurate diagnostic method that assesses blood flow in the vessels that supply the brain.
The test helps to detect early vascular narrowing, thrombus, atherosclerotic changes and other disorders that can affect blood supply to the brain and cause dizziness, headaches or other neurological complaints.
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No special preparation is needed.
It is advisable to wear comfortable clothing that easily covers the area to be examined.
Tell your doctor about any previous injuries, operations or symptoms that are worrying you.
The patient is lying on their back with their head slightly tilted back.
The doctor applies the gel and uses an ultrasound probe to check the blood vessels in the head and neck.
Doppler allows you to see the direction and speed of blood flow, revealing possible problems.
The procedure is completely painless and takes about 20 minutes.
preventively every 5 years after the age of 40,
high blood pressure, cholesterol,
dizziness, headache, visual or memory problems.
The exact frequency of repeats is determined by your doctor.
After the sonography, you can receive a medical report immediately, which will also be available in the DATAMED system and, if necessary, recommendations for further examinations or treatment.
No, ultrasonography is a safe and harmless diagnostic method.
The procedure is completely painless, with only a slight sensation of pressure during the examination.
15-20 minutes on average.
If you have dizziness, headaches, tinnitus, memory problems or high blood pressure.
No, no special preparation is needed.
You can make an appointment without a GP referral.
No, but it is often the first step in assessing the condition of the blood vessels and determining whether further investigations are needed.
