Presented by Robert J. Daigle, BA, RVT, FSVU. Recorded presentation of lower extremity venous anatomy, hemodynamics, and pathology. Methods for detecting deep and superficial venous thrombosis, differentiating chronic from acute DVT; venous incompetency, calf vein imaging, and caveats gained from years of venous imaging. Includes a DVT imaging demonstration. Target Audience Sonographers and medical professionals learning how to perform venous duplex/color examinations; Physicians at an entry level of interpreting venous duplex/color examinations. Physician participants may include (but are not limited to) those involved with Internal Medicine, Cardiology, Radiology, and General/Vascular Surgery. After viewing this video presentation, the participant should be able to: - Identify the lower extremity venous anatomy; - Describe routine scan protocols for performing a lower extremity venous evaluation; - Recognize normal and abnormal venous Doppler characteristics; - Differentiate sonographic characteristics of acute vs. chronic DVT; - Explain Doppler findings associated with venous reflux. Release date 7/22/2010. Termination date of this release 7/22/2013. 2.0 AMA PRA cat.1 CME credits available. See CME INFORMATION link on Home Page. Ship Wt. 1 lb. |