Lear and master strategies in vascular ultrasound to troubleshoot a difficult arterial duplex, including patient positioning, Doppler optimization and documenting exam limitations.

Learning vascular sonography is different from simply learning information. You can memorize anatomy. You can study hemodynamics. You can understand Doppler physics. You can know what a normal waveform is supposed to look like. And then you can place a transducer in your hand and suddenly realize that knowing the information and performing the examination are two very different things. That gap between knowing and doing is one of the reasons Think Big Vascular began exploring