[Doppler ultrasonic probe and oscillograph in phlebology practice]

The ultrasonic or Doppler probe must become a routine instrument in phlebology. It makes it possible to not only to demonstrate arterial circulatory disorders, but also to approximately estimate the level of secondary effects on the peripheral circulation. Once he knows that there is an arterial pathology, the phlebologist can then decide whether to apply a compressive bandage, to prescribe a degressive support stocking, to inject sclerosing drugs or to resort to foot surgery.