Aorta and Iliac Artery Ultrasound
A focused abdominal vascular ultrasound for selected questions about the abdominal aorta, iliac arteries, aneurysm risk, narrowing, and inflow to the legs.
Duration
45-60 minutes
Location
Salmiya
Visit Time
45-60 minutes
Preparation
Fasting may be needed for better abdominal views.
Clinic
International Hospital, 2nd Floor, Vascular Department
Best for
When the question is vascular
How it fits into leg circulation care
Aorto-iliac disease can affect blood flow into the legs. This scan may complement lower-limb arterial duplex when symptoms or physician referral suggest inflow disease.
What affects scan quality
Body habitus and bowel gas can make abdominal vascular ultrasound harder. Clear preparation instructions improve the chance of a useful study.
Severe sudden abdominal, back, or leg pain should not wait for a routine ultrasound appointment.
Booking Path
From question to report
Send the referral reason and any previous CT, MRI, or ultrasound report.
Confirm fasting instructions.
The report documents size, flow, and areas that need follow-up.
Patient Questions
Practical details before the visit
This information is general and does not replace physician assessment or emergency care for severe symptoms.
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