Vascular ultrasound; Peripheral vascular ultrasound
There are no risks.
Cigarette smoking may change the results of an ultrasound of the arms and legs, because nicotine can cause the arteries to shrink (constrict).
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Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Vascular ultrasound; Peripheral vascular ultrasoundNormal ValuesA normal result is normal blood flow through the veins and arteries. There is normal... Read more »
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