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Elite Solutions for Diagnostics, Vein Therapy & On-Site Education

Welcome!

And thank you for visiting Advanced Ultrasound Consultants.  Advanced Ultrasound Consultants is dedicated to the advancement of comprehensive ("full-body") diagnostic ultrasound with a focus on venous insufficiency and ultrasound guided vein therapy procedures.


Services
Advanced Ultrasound Consultants provides detailed venous insufficiency ultrasound exams and comprehensive assistance with ultrasound guided vein therapy procedures (Radiofrequency and Laser thermoablation, ultrasound guided sclerotherapy) to physicians that are incorporating vein therapy into their practice. From setting up the case, including sterile preparation of the patient and table set-up, Advanced Ultrasound Consultants strives to optimize physician time to minimize down-time and increase revenue.

In addition, Advanced Ultrasound Consultants provides detailed consulting services locally as well as nationally to physicians, sonographers and other practitioners involved in the diagnosis and treatment of venous disease.

Advanced Ultrasound Consultants can also provide at your facility, an on-site didactic and hands-on workshop
.  The workshop emphasis is on providing hands-on training and continued education in evaluating, diagnosing, treatment options and "mapping" of venous insufficiency in the deep, superficial, perforating and varicose veins.  The workshop is targeted to physicians, sonographers, physician assistants, nurse practitioners and registered nurses.

Please take your time in visiting this informative web-site and again, Thank you!

 

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Doug Marcum, President, Advanced Ultrasound Consultants


Ultrasound assisted Radiofrequency (VNUS) vein closure

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"Aiming beam" seen through the leg during EVLT procedure.