Vascular Disease-Arterial Plaque Arterial disease is one of the main causes of disability and death in developed countries. There are many risk factors related to the occurrence and development of arterial disease, but smoking is generally believed to be one of the main factors. The development of atherosclerotic plaque can lead to clogged or embolized

What Is Interventional Ultrasound? With the help of real-time ultrasound monitoring and guidance, special diagnostic or therapeutic equipment can be accurately intervened into the target to complete biopsy, angiography, aspiration, drainage, intubation, ablation, intraoperative assistance and other operations,  to achieve the accurate diagnosis of pathology or molecular biology in human body. Advantages of Interventional Ultrasound

Automatical measurement, IMT AI recognition, telemedicine, etc Automatical measurement under PW mode Easy to take The best pocket size wireless ultrasound for point-of-care Telemedicine: a good solution between surgeons and patients https://youtu.be/jtOImO-ivqU

Advantages of Wireless Ultrasound for Vascular 1. Fast booting and easy to use2. Small and portable, can be placed in the doctor’s pocket3. Built-in WiFi connection, which can connect multiple display devices4. Simple operation, convenient for simultaneous use by doctors and nurses in clinical departments5. With CDFI and PW modes to meet the needs of

Peripheral central venous catheter placement was used in clinical practice in the 1980s, and is now largely recognized by medical staff and patients. Its ultra-thin, highly biocompatible catheter is inserted into the superior vena cava by anterior cubital vein puncture for alternate treatment, providing reliable venous access, which can replace central venous catheterization without the

Adequate blood flow is the ultimate value of arteriovenous fistula. Therefore, in the ultrasound assessment of arteriovenous fistula, in addition to morphological parameters such as anastomosis and lumen size, blood flow measurement is also very important. Although ultrasonic measurement of flow rate is not the gold standard, it is the most commonly used method because

1. The most commonly used path for PICC Vein through the upper arm, through the axillary vein, subclavian vein, and innominate vein to the superior vena cava. The reason is that the veins are straighter, the diameter of the tube is thicker, and the vein valves are less. 2. Advantages of PICC (1) Reduce the