US Flashcards

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right groin US image with color doppler. What intervention did the pt likely have, diagnosis, and what is the treatment?

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femoral artery pseudoaneurysm with classic “yin-yang” sign indicated to and fro flow into and out fo the pseudoaneurysm sac.

likely right femoral arterial access recently (like heart cath)

treatment = ultrasound guided thrombin injection. GOAL: introduce thrombogenic material under sonographic visualization to eleimate visible flow within the pseudoaneurysm sac

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tardus parvus waveform. PROXIMAL stenosis

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If shown BILATERAL parvus tardus in the carotids:

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aortic stenosis

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if you are given a doppler US of the vertebral artery. most likely diagnosis?

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subclavian steal.

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Resistive Index equation

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RI = (PSV - EDV)/PSV

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higher diastolic flow is seen in what arteries?

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carotid and vertebral artries (lower resistance waveforms –> lower RI)

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lower diastolic flow is seen in what vessels?

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extremities

lower diastolic flow = higher resistance waveform (higher RI)

due to elastic recoil.

retrograde flow may be seen in early diastole (triphasic flow)

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both of these are normal waveforms. Which is an upper and which is a lower extremity vein?

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what is the single most reliable parameter for differentiating the ECA from the ICA if only a single vessel is identified distal to the carotid bulb?
temporal tap maneuver . The temporal tap maneuver involves tapping on the superficial temporal artery and looking for reflected flow in the ECA. [https://pubs.rsna.org/doi/pdf/10.1148/rg.256045013](https://pubs.rsna.org/doi/pdf/10.1148/rg.256045013)
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ICA occlusion
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Nyquist limit =
1/2 (PRF)
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How do you fix this?
Things you can do to fix aliasing: * Can increase velocity scale * Change the baseline setting * Lower frequency doppler probe
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what happens as you increase the gate size to the spectral window?
you get spectral broadening if you increase the size of the gate. wider gate = more and more sampling of frequency shifts
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cd image corresponds to what phase of the cardiac cycle?
late systole
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color doppler image corresponds to what phase of the cardiac cycle
peak systole
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this color doppler image corresponds to what phase of the cardiac cycle?
early diastole
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this color doppler image corresponds to what phase of the cardiac cycle?
mid/late diastole
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\>70% stenosis because there is still diastolic flow this is not near total occlusion
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Dosing of US guided thrombin injection for arterial pseudoaneurysm
100-1000IU mean dose of approximately 300 IU