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DVT Doppler Ultrasound Scan
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Private DVT Doppler Ultrasound Scan - Two Limbs​ in London

If you're experiencing symptoms like swelling, pain, or redness in a leg or arm, a private DVT (Deep Vein Thrombosis) Doppler ultrasound scan offers quick, accurate diagnosis and peace of mind.

DVT occurs when a blood clot forms in a deep vein, most commonly in the legs. Left untreated, it can lead to serious complications, including pulmonary embolism. Early diagnosis through ultrasound scanning is essential.

You should consider a scan if you notice:

Unexplained swelling in one limb

Persistent pain or tenderness

Red or warm skin

Heavy aching feeling in the limb

Skin colour changes

We particularly recommend screening after surgery, long-haul flights, prolonged immobility, or if you have a history of clotting disorders.

At London Private Ultrasound, we provide expert vascular assessments with fast appointments in our Central London clinic. No GP referral required.

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About our DVT Doppler Ultrasound Scan

London Private Ultrasound offers urgent DVT Ultrasound Scan to the patients over 18 years old. This scan includes the evaluation of deep veins and superficial veins.

 

What to Expect During Your Scan

Your DVT scan will assess the blood flow in the deep and superficial veins of the affected limb, including:

Femoral and popliteal veins

Calf veins (posterior tibial, peroneal)

Long and short saphenous veins

Perforator veins

A water-based gel is applied, and a handheld probe (transducer) gently moves over your skin to produce detailed images. The procedure is painless, safe, and usually takes about 20–30 minutes.

Our experienced vascular sonographers will review your scan results immediately with you, and you will receive a full written report to share with your doctor if needed.

 

What is DVT (Deep Vein thrombosis)?

Deep vein thrombosis is an occlusive or non-occlusive clot formation in one of the veins, usually happen in the legs. DVT or blood clot in the veins is one of the medical emergencies. The most common symptoms of a DVT is pain, swelling, and tenderness in one of the limbs.DVT Ultrasound assessments at our Central London ClinicThe DVT scan includes evaluation of the deep veins and superficial (under the skin veins) and junction between deep and superficial veins. The DVT scan of the leg is the most common kind of the DVT, this scan includes the evaluation of the following veins and junctions: Femoral vein Saphenofemoral junction Popliteal vein Saphenopopliteal junction. Deep calf veins (posterior tibial and peroneal veins). LSV and SSV Dilated perforators.

 

DVT Ultrasound assessments at our Central London Clinic

This Unilateral scan allows the scanning of one leg, we do however offer services for a complete picture of your vascular health and also a specific DVT scan of both lower limbs or as necessary. You may also be interested in our specific assessments for leg pain if you are worrying about pains that persistently present during rest or physical activity, the technical terms for these diagnosis include Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) and venous insufficiency.

DVT potentially can be serious and you should get medical help urgently if you think you have a DVT. Ultrasound is being used to confirm or exclude the presence of DVT in thigh, calf, arm, forearm or in other deep veins like portal vein in your liver. In some cases, DVT can be asymptomatic. The common symptoms of DVT are as below:
  • Pain, swelling, tenderness, skin redness
  • Heavy ache in the affected area
  • Warm skin in the area of the clot
The preferred test for the diagnosis of acute DVT is Complete Doppler (duplex) ultrasound (CDUS). The opinion of the National Blood Clot Alliance is that, an ultrasound finds about 95 percent of DVTs in the large veins above the knee. Usually, no other test is required if a clot is identified through ultrasound. Ultrasound identifies only about 60 to 70 percent of DVTs in calf veins.
The DVT scan includes evaluation of the deep veins and superficial (under the skin veins) and junction between deep and superficial veins. The DVT scan of the leg is the most common kind of the DVT, this scan includes the evaluation of the following veins and junctions: Femoral vein Saphenofemoral junction Popliteal vein Saphenopopliteal junction. Deep calf veins (posterior tibial and peroneal veins). LSV and SSV Dilated perforators
No preparation is necessary for DVT scan.
Our Ultrasound Specialists will explain the procedure before your scan. You will be provided with a gown to respect your dignity, and you will be guided to lie down on your back. A small amount of water-based gel will be applied to your skin. Our specialist will move the probe on your affected body part to produce diagnostic ultrasound images. You will not feel any discomfort during your ultrasound scan. A DVT ultrasound scan is regularly completed within 20-30 minutes. Our sonographer will recommend the best course of action depending on the ultrasound scan findings.
In some cases, if we find DVT in your vein, we will recommend a relevant blood test.
You will receive your results verbally or written after the scan. However, the Sonographer will examine the relevant images after your appointment and prepare a written report urgently or within 24 hours with any recommended actions. The report will be sent to you so that you can share the findings with your doctor, if required.
There are no risks or side effects associated with the DVT ultrasound scan. Ultrasound does not use any radiation, which is why doctors prefer to use them to check on developing babies in pregnant women.
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