We combine this with the power of our state-of-the-art high-definition tomographic 3D ultrasound to give us very clear images of the EVAR and any endoleak. This enables even more precise information as to if there is a leak present and, if so, it’s origin. This detail allows your surgeon to determine if you need a CT scan or any further intervention to correct the endoleak.
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Contrast Enhanced Ultrasound (CEUS)
Contrast Enhanced Ultrasound (CEUS)
Recent advances in medical research have developed a more advanced type of EVAR imaging using ultrasound. This is with the addition of a microscopic bubbles called ‘contrast’ which is different to the type used in CT or MRI scans. The contrast agent can be administered to the patient through a simple cannula in the arm or hand. The agent is made up of tiny microbubbles which act to strongly reflect the ultrasound to form a much more enhanced brighter image for us to analyse.