International credentials
RVT, RPVI, MSc Vascular Ultrasound, and BSVT membership displayed clearly for patients and referrers.

Advanced vascular ultrasound diagnostics by Dr. Ahmad Al Harbi, providing precise diagnosis and comprehensive follow-up care for all vascular conditions.
Salmiya
International Hospital, 2nd Floor, Vascular Department, 6 Qatar Street, Salmiya, Kuwait
Reports
Same day when possible
Hours
Sunday - Thursday, 1:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Certified vascular expertise
RVT, RPVI, MSc credentials focused on vascular ultrasound.
Practical report for your doctor
Structured findings with measurements, images, and next-step context.
Simple booking path
Choose the test, preferred time, and language; we confirm by WhatsApp.

Vascular Lab Clinic WhatsApp
+965 41115815
Open the official clinic WhatsApp from this website. Send your name, requested service, and preferred time, then our team will confirm availability.


Dr. Ahmad Al Harbi
RVT, RPVI, MSc
Leading Vascular Specialist
Dr. Ahmad Al Harbi leads the Vascular Lab at International Hospital in Salmiya, Kuwait. With internationally recognized credentials and years of experience, Dr. Al Harbi provides comprehensive vascular diagnostics using state-of-the-art ultrasound technology.
To provide accurate, timely, and compassionate vascular diagnostic services to help patients understand their vascular health and make informed treatment decisions.
RVT, RPVI, MSc Vascular Ultrasound, and BSVT membership displayed clearly for patients and referrers.
Located at International Hospital in Salmiya with map, address, hours, and WhatsApp coordination.
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Structured reports focus on measurements, findings, impression, and next-step context.
Comprehensive Vascular Diagnostics
We offer a complete range of vascular ultrasound services for accurate diagnosis and monitoring.
Patient Education
Clear, practical information to help you know when a vascular ultrasound may be useful and when urgent care is needed.
A symptom-to-scan guide for leg swelling, calf pain, varicose veins, cold feet, diabetic foot wounds, carotid risk, and abdominal vascular questions.
A practical guide to symptoms that may need prompt vascular ultrasound, symptoms that need emergency care first, and what to send by WhatsApp.
Learn the difference between ABI, toe pressure, Doppler waveforms, and arterial duplex for leg pain, diabetic foot wounds, weak pulses, and PAD risk.
Learn how a structured Doppler report review can clarify scan type, vessel names, reflux, stenosis, residual clot, and the safest next step.
Patient guide to renal artery Doppler for resistant hypertension, suspected renal artery narrowing, kidney size difference, and follow-up requested by a doctor.
Guide to selected aorta and iliac ultrasound uses, including aneurysm screening, abdominal aortic follow-up, and leg inflow circulation questions.
A practical guide to leg swelling patterns, including lymphedema, lipedema, venous reflux, DVT concern, and when vascular ultrasound helps.
A patient guide to chronic swelling, heaviness, skin changes, residual clot, and venous ultrasound follow-up after previous DVT.
Learn why previous carotid reports matter, what carotid duplex surveillance checks, and which stroke-like symptoms need emergency care.
A guide to ankle darkening, eczema, itching, swelling, venous ulcers, and why venous reflux mapping is important before treatment decisions.
Guide for AV fistula and dialysis access ultrasound when there is low flow, high pressure, arm swelling, difficult cannulation, clot concern, or pre-operative mapping.
Learn when groin swelling, bruising, pain, a pulsating lump, or leg symptoms after angiogram or catheterization may need urgent assessment and vascular ultrasound.
Learn when leg swelling needs vascular ultrasound, what symptoms matter, and how to book assessment at Vascular Lab in Salmiya.
A practical guide to sclerotherapy for spider veins, preparation, aftercare, and when ultrasound mapping is needed first.
Know the warning symptoms of deep vein thrombosis and when same-day venous ultrasound may be needed.
Understand how venous reflux mapping is performed, what it shows, and why it matters before varicose vein treatment.
A practical guide to cold feet, weak pulses, walking pain, diabetes, and when arterial Doppler or ABI testing may help.
Learn how venous and arterial ultrasound help evaluate leg ulcers, slow-healing wounds, swelling, and diabetic foot risk.
Practical travel tips for patients with varicose veins, leg swelling, or clot risk.
A patient-friendly guide to symptoms that may need vascular assessment, ultrasound, or urgent care.
Choose the Right Scan
Pick the closest symptom. This guide is educational and helps start the WhatsApp conversation with clearer details.
Patients search in English and Arabic by phrases such as vascular clinic Kuwait, leg swelling scan, cold feet circulation, foot numbness, varicose vein scan, scan type, location, and doctor name. The site supports those natural search paths with clear service pages and local context.
Salmiya, Hawalli Governorate, International Hospital, Kuwait City, and GCC service-area wording are placed naturally across the site.
Clinic Snapshot
Before You Book
Patients usually want to know whether the scan is suitable, where to go, how to prepare, and how results are shared. This site now answers those questions directly.
The vascular lab is based at International Hospital in Salmiya, with a clear address and map directions.
Appointment time, preparation notes, location, and follow-up questions stay in one conversation.
Reports are structured for your treating doctor with measurements, findings, and clinical impression.
The website supports English, Arabic, Hindi, Urdu, Malayalam, Tamil, Bengali, Filipino, Nepali, and Sinhala.
Hospital access and parking guidance are included before your visit so arrival is easier.
Insurance and payment details can be confirmed on WhatsApp before the appointment.
Watch Real Sclerotherapy Work
Real sclerotherapy videos for spider veins and small varicose veins. These clips show vein-treatment work, not unrelated diagnostic scans.
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Why Patients Trust Us
Experience the difference of specialized vascular diagnostics with internationally certified expertise and personalized care.
RVT, RPVI certified with MSc in Vascular Ultrasound from the UK
Focused exclusively on vascular diagnostics for accurate results
State-of-the-art duplex ultrasound equipment
Same-day diagnostic reports for timely treatment decisions
Compassionate service with clear explanations in multiple languages
Trusted by referring physicians, cardiologists, and vascular care teams in Kuwait
Patient Feedback
Privacy-protected feedback themes from patients who used Vascular Lab services. Individual experiences and results vary.
"Patients often mention that the scan process felt clear and that the result explanation helped them discuss the next step with their treating doctor."
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"Feedback themes include the value of prompt assessment for leg swelling or pain after travel, with urgent symptoms directed to emergency care when needed."
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"Patients value structured vascular reports that can be shared with their cardiologist or treating physician for follow-up decisions."
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"People with diabetes often highlight the reassurance of checking foot circulation as part of prevention, especially with cold feet, numbness, or slow-healing wounds."
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Service Areas
We welcome patients from all areas of Kuwait and the GCC countries. Online consultations available worldwide.
Can't visit in person? - Book an online consultation and get expert vascular advice from anywhere in the world.
The vascular lab is located inside International Hospital in Salmiya, on the 2nd floor in the Vascular Department, with hospital access, parking, and WhatsApp coordination before your visit.



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Patient Visit Guide
Clear visit information helps patients feel confident and gives Google stronger local service context for vascular ultrasound searches in Kuwait.
Send your symptoms, referral, and preferred time on WhatsApp so the team can confirm the right examination.
Bring your civil ID, referral if available, previous scans or reports, medication list, and insurance details.
Insurance and payment options can change. WhatsApp us before the visit and we will confirm the current process.
Most diagnostic reports are prepared the same day when clinically possible and can be shared with your doctor.
International Hospital is on Qatar Street in Salmiya. The vascular lab is on the 2nd floor in the Vascular Department, with hospital parking and easy access from Hawalli and Kuwait City.
All online appointment requests go through WhatsApp, so you have the address, time, and preparation notes in one chat.
Common Questions
Get answers to the most common questions about our vascular diagnostic services.
A vascular ultrasound is a non-invasive, painless test that uses sound waves to examine blood flow in your arteries and veins. There is no radiation involved and the procedure typically takes 30-45 minutes.
For most vascular exams, no special preparation is needed. For abdominal aortic or renal artery studies, you may need to fast for 6-8 hours. We will provide specific instructions when you book.
Yes, most insurance plans in Kuwait cover medically necessary vascular ultrasound examinations. We can provide documentation for your insurance claim upon request.
We provide same-day results for most examinations. You will receive a detailed diagnostic report within hours of your exam, which can be sent directly to your referring physician.
Vascular ultrasound can detect varicose veins, deep vein thrombosis (DVT), carotid artery disease, peripheral artery disease (PAD), aneurysms, and blood flow abnormalities in various vessels.
Yes, we offer online video consultations. Requests and scheduling go through WhatsApp, and payment is completed after the consultation time is confirmed.
We are located at International Hospital in Salmiya, Kuwait. Our working hours are Sunday to Thursday, 1:00 PM to 8:00 PM. We are closed on Fridays and Saturdays.
Dr. Ahmad Al Harbi is internationally certified with RVT (Registered Vascular Technologist) and RPVI (Registered Physician in Vascular Interpretation) from the USA, holds an MSc in Vascular Ultrasound from the UK, and is a member of the British Society of Vascular Technologists.
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Visit us at International Hospital in Salmiya, Kuwait. Easy access from all areas of Kuwait.
Free parking available in hospital basement. Valet parking service available at main entrance.
Near Marina Mall, opposite Gulf Road. 5 mins from Salmiya Garden, 10 mins from Kuwait Towers.
Sun-Thu: 1:00 PM - 8:00 PM. Closed Fri & Sat. Urgent stable scan requests by WhatsApp.
+965 41115815
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International Hospital, 2nd Floor, Vascular Department, 6 Qatar Street, Salmiya, Kuwait
Sunday - Thursday, 1:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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