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GUNDERSON/LUTHERAN ULTRASOUND DEPARTMENT POLICY AND PROCEDURE MANUAL SUBJECT: Vein Mapping Ultrasound SECTION: Vascular Ultrasound ORIGINATOR: Craig Schuster BS, RMS, RVT DATE: December 13, 2014, APPROVED

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How to fill out lower extremity venous ultrasound

1. First, ensure the patient is in a comfortable position lying on their back.
2. Apply gel to the skin surface over the area being examined.
3. Place the ultrasound probe on the gel-covered skin and move it around to capture images of the veins in the lower extremities.
4. Capture images in different angles to get a comprehensive view of the veins.
5. Document any abnormalities or findings during the examination.

Who needs lower extremity venous ultrasound?

1. Individuals who are experiencing symptoms of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) such as leg swelling, pain, or redness.
2. Patients with a history of DVT or venous insufficiency.
3. Individuals who have undergone surgery or have medical conditions that increase their risk of developing blood clots.

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What is lower extremity venous ultrasound?

Lower extremity venous ultrasound is a non-invasive imaging test that uses ultrasound technology to visualize the veins in the legs, helping to assess blood flow and detect conditions such as deep vein thrombosis (DVT) or venous insufficiency.

Who is required to file lower extremity venous ultrasound?

Individuals who may require a lower extremity venous ultrasound include those with symptoms of venous disorders, such as swelling, pain in the legs, or a history of blood clots, as well as patients being evaluated for surgery or other interventions involving the veins.

How to fill out lower extremity venous ultrasound?

Filling out a lower extremity venous ultrasound generally involves providing patient information, clinical history, indications for the test, and any specific areas of concern to be examined by the technician or radiologist.

What is the purpose of lower extremity venous ultrasound?

The purpose of lower extremity venous ultrasound is to evaluate the condition of the veins in the legs, diagnose venous diseases, guide treatment decisions, and monitor the efficacy of existing treatments.

What information must be reported on lower extremity venous ultrasound?

The report for a lower extremity venous ultrasound must include findings related to the status of the veins (such as the presence of clots), measurements of vein size, blood flow direction, and any abnormalities detected during the examination.