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Technical recommendations for the use of carotid duplex ultrasound for the assessment of extracranial blood flow by Thomas, Kate N, Lewis, Nia C S, Hill, Brigid G, Ainslie, Philip N

“…Duplex ultrasound is an evolving technology that allows the assessment of volumetric blood flow in the carotid and vertebral arteries during a range of…”
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Reliability of Contrast-Enhanced Ultrasound for the Assessment of Muscle Perfusion in Health and Peripheral Arterial Disease by Thomas, Kate N, Cotter, James D, Lucas, Samuel J.E, Hill, Brigid G, van Rij, André M

“…Abstract We investigated the reliability of contrast-enhanced ultrasound (CEUS) in assessing calf muscle microvascular perfusion in health and disease…”
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Near Infrared Fluorescence Imaging to Demonstrate Reflux in the Superficial Microvenous Network of the Leg by Hall, Nicholas, Krysa, Jolanta, Lesche, Sarah, Hill, Brigid G., Letts, James A., McNaughton, Andrew, Clifford, Kari, Jones, Gregory T.

“…Reflux within the superficial microvenous network may play a critical role in the development of skin changes which can be associated with chronic venous…”
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The lower limb perforator veins in normal subjects by Hill, Brigid G., van Rij, André M.

“…With the developments in vascular ultrasound technology, the opportunity has arisen to examine in greater detail the distribution and behavior of the…”
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Microvenous Reflux in the Skin of Limbs with Superficial Venous Incompetence by Govind, Darshna, Thomas, Kate N., Hill, Brigid G., van Rij, Andre M.

“…This study investigated whether microvenous reflux can be detected in limbs with chronic venous disease using superb microvascular imaging (SMI) and colour…”
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The correlation between different ultrasound planes and computed tomography measures of abdominal aortic aneurysms by Hill, Brigid G, Holloway, Rossi, Lim, Joyce, Clifford, Kari, Lesche, Sarah, Letts, James, Krysa, Jolanda

“…Introduction Ultrasound measurements of the aorta are typically taken in the axial plane, with the transducer perpendicular to the aorta, and diameter…”
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Near infra-red fluorescence imaging to demonstrate reflux in the superficial microvenous network of the leg by Hall, Nicholas, Krysa, Jolanta, Lesche, Sarah, Hill, Brigid G, Letts, James A, McNaughton, Andrew, Clifford, Kari, Jones, Gregory T

“…Reflux within the superficial microvenous network may play a critical role in the development of skin changes which can be associated with chronic venous…”
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