Bilateral Upper Extremity Venous Duplex Ultrasound

EXAM: Bilateral Upper Extremity Venous Duplex Ultrasound
INDICATION:       
COMPARISON: None
TECHNIQUE: Grayscale, color Doppler and spectral waveform analysis of the bilateral upper extremity venous system and internal jugular vein were performed. 

FINDINGS:

Right Upper Extremity:

Internal Jugular:
     Fully compressible with normal spontaneous waveforms

Subclavian:
     Normal spontaneous waveforms

Axillary: 
     Fully compressible with normal spontaneous waveforms

Brachial:
     Fully compressible with normal spontaneous waveforms

Basilic: 
     Fully compressible with normal spontaneous waveforms

Cephalic:
     Fully compressible with normal spontaneous waveforms


Left Upper Extremity:

Internal Jugular:
     Fully compressible with normal spontaneous waveforms

Subclavian:
     Normal spontaneous waveforms

Axillary: 
     Fully compressible with normal spontaneous waveforms

Brachial:
     Fully compressible with normal spontaneous waveforms

Basilic: 
     Fully compressible with normal spontaneous waveforms

Cephalic:
     Fully compressible with normal spontaneous waveforms

IMPRESSION:     
No evidence of venous thrombosis of the bilateral upper extremities, internal jugular or subclavian veins.