color Doppler

Color Doppler is an ultrasound technique that visually represents blood flow within the body. It uses sound waves to detect movement and then translates this information into colors on the screen—typically red and blue—to show the speed and direction of blood flow in vessels or the heart. This helps doctors assess how well blood is circulating, identify blockages, leaks, or abnormal flow patterns, and evaluate heart function. It's a safe, non-invasive way to gain detailed insights into your circulatory system, aiding in diagnosis and medical decision-making.