Ultrasound of Head and Neck Vessels
Ultrasound of the head and neck vessels is a non-invasive, painless and highly informative diagnostic method used to assess the condition of arteries and veins supplying the brain. It helps detect atherosclerosis, stenosis, vascular abnormalities and early signs of stroke risk.
Our clinic uses modern high-resolution ultrasound equipment, allowing specialists to detect even minimal structural changes and evaluate blood flow dynamics in real time.
Why the Examination Is Performed
The study provides detailed information about extracranial and intracranial vessels, blood flow velocity, patency of arteries, and the condition of surrounding tissues. Ultrasound helps detect:
- atherosclerosis and plaque formation;
- stenosis (vessel narrowing);
- vasculitis;
- thrombosis;
- congenital vascular anomalies.
Indications for Ultrasound
- dizziness and frequent fainting;
- numbness or decreased sensitivity of limbs;
- migraines and severe headaches;
- persistent tinnitus;
- history of stroke or myocardial infarction;
- signs of chronic cerebral hypoxia.
How the Examination Is Performed
The patient lies on their back while the doctor applies a special gel and performs scanning with an ultrasound probe. The procedure is painless and lasts 20–30 minutes. Results are ready within 10 minutes.
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