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Doppler The Doppler uses ultrasound with an audible output, which the physician uses for interpretation of the velocity and flow pattern.
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Normal arteries: Sharp, high-pitched sound, bi- or triphasic. The second sound represents backward flow. Small digital arteries may be monophasic because they are too small and blood flow at this level is too smooth for backward flow.

Abnormal arteries: Monophasic, lower-pitched, longer “swishing” sound. This indicates an occluded vessel or collateral flow.


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Doppler The Doppler uses ultrasound with an audible output, which the physician uses for interpretation of the velocity and flow pattern.
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Doppler The Doppler uses ultrasound with an audible output, which the physician uses for interpretation of the velocity and flow pattern.
Answer

Normal arteries: Sharp, high-pitched sound, bi- or triphasic. The second sound represents backward flow. Small digital arteries may be monophasic because they are too small and blood flow at this level is too smooth for backward flow.

Abnormal arteries: Monophasic, lower-pitched, longer “swishing” sound. This indicates an occluded vessel or collateral flow.

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