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“What are Doppler Ultrasound Tests? - Fetal Health Foundation”

Doppler ultrasound uses changes in the frequency of returning sound to evaluate motion, commonly blood flow.

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Doppler ultrasound uses changes in the frequency of returning sound to evaluate motion, commonly blood flow. In pregnancy it may help a clinician assess circulation in the fetus, placenta, or umbilical cord when indicated. It is acoustic imaging rather than MRI, and interpretation depends on anatomy, acquisition technique, and the clinical question.

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  1. ACR/RSNA: Obstetric Ultrasound ↗
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