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Item No. 20132
Approved for 2.25 CE credits

This chapter describes the normal physiology of blood circulation, as well as abnormalities that can occur in the presence of vascular obstructions. The factors that influence blood flow are identified. The hemodynamic consequences of arterial or venous occlusive diseases are also discussed.

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ASSOCIATED PRODUCTS

Introduction to Vascular Ultrasonography | Chapter 2: Principles and Instruments of Ultrasonography

Introduction to Vascular Ultrasonography | Chapter 3: Doppler Flow Imaging ad Spectral Analysis

Introduction to Vascular Ultrasonography | Chapter 17: Ultrasound in the Assessment and Management of Arterial Emergencies

Introduction to Vascular Ultrasonography | Chapter 20: Risk Factors and the Role or Ultrasound in the Management of Extremity Venous Disease

Introduction to Vascular Ultrasonography | Chapter 31: Evaluation of Organ Transplants

Introduction to Vascular Ultrasonography | Chapter 33: Ultrasound Screening for Vascular Disease

Introduction to Vascular Ultrasonography | Chapter 35: Ultrasound Contrast Agents in Vascular Disease