Arterial Doppler (Both upper limb)

₹7000

Also Known As:

An Arterial Doppler of both upper limbs is a non-invasive vascular ultrasound that evaluates blood flow through the arteries in both arms. It’s used to assess for narrowing, blockage, or other abnormalities in the arteries supplying the arms, hands, and fingers.

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Arterial Doppler (Both upper limb) 1 Parameter

Arterial Doppler (Both upper limb)

Why Is It Done?

The test is typically recommended for:
🩸 Suspected arterial occlusion (due to clot, embolism, or trauma)
💪 Arm pain, weakness, or numbness during use
❄️ Cold fingers or discoloration (suggesting poor blood flow)
🔄 Subclavian steal syndrome
🔍 Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (TOS) evaluation
🔄 Vascular graft/bypass follow-up
🧊 Raynaud’s phenomenon