Quantitative Doppler ultrasound criteria for identifying central venous hypertension in patients with chronic venous disease

Quantitative spectral Doppler criteria-specifically, increased FV waveform frequency and decreased CFV acceleration time-are strongly associated with CVH. These objective, reproducible parameters may enhance the diagnostic value of routine venous duplex ultrasound and support earlier recognition of occult cardiovascular disease in patients evaluated for chronic venous symptoms.

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Vascular Medicine
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2026-02-16
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https://doi.org/10.1177/1358863x251409764
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Diagnosis and Treatment of Venous Diseases
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Quantitative Doppler ultrasound criteria for identifying central venous hypertension in patients with chronic venous disease

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Quantitative Doppler ultrasound criteria for identifying central venous hypertension in patients with chronic venous disease

John S. Fish, Robert Scissons, Cassandra Kupniewski, Mohamed Osman, Fedor Lurie
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Abstract

Quantitative spectral Doppler criteria-specifically, increased FV waveform frequency and decreased CFV acceleration time-are strongly associated with CVH. These objective, reproducible parameters may enhance the diagnostic value of routine venous duplex ultrasound and support earlier recognition of occult cardiovascular disease in patients evaluated for chronic venous symptoms.

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