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What are the capabilities of duplex/ color flow imaging?
Localize stenosis/ occlusion
Determine presence/ absence of aneurysm
Post op study of hemodialysis access or arterial bypass graft
Detect AVF's
Sample size of pulsed doppler is usually?
1-1.5 mm and increased as needed
Is it common for upper extremity arteries to become stenosed?
No, main use is evaluation of dialysis access grafts
Is it normal or abnormal to hear a thrill at a hemodialysis access site?
Normal. You can hear it at a patent site as well as a stenotic one.
How do you evaluate a dialysis access graft?
Inflow artery
Arterial anastomosis
Continue through body of arch
Venous anastomosis
Outflow vein
Examples of dialysis access grafts include?
Brescia-Cimino fistula, straight, lopped synthetic grafts
Why is there no current criteria for evaluated stenosis in upper extremity?
Normal PSV vary widelyn with skin temperature changes
If a a >50% reduction is present, what do you do?
Observe for stenosis profile
What should you see if you have an occlusion of upper extremity?
Observe for lack of doppler signals and the proverbial thump which is obtained proximal to occlusion
What type of aneurysm can be formed by using palm of hand as a hammer?
Ulnar artery aneurysm
PSV and EDV vary as to the type of access but normally both are?
Elevated
Low PSV's obtained in access graft could indicate?
Arterial INFLOW problems
What are the most common sites for stenosis in a hemodialysis access?
Venous anastomosis and outflow vein are most common
What is a Steal syndrome?
Distal arterial blood is reversed into lower resistant venous circulation
What symptoms can a steal syndrome cause?
Pain on exertion, pallor and coolness distal to shunt.