H. Riediger et al., COLOR VELOCITY IMAGING IN THE DIAGNOSIS O F KIDNEY ALLOGRAFTS - METHODS OF COLOR INTERPRETATION, Der Urologe, 33(5), 1994, pp. 428-433
Colour velocity imaging is a new technique in the field of colour-code
d sonographic Row measurement. It measures blood flow directly by anal
ysing ultrasound pulses' running time and has advantages over colour D
oppler systems. Colour velocity imaging's colour code detects changes
in arterial blood flow. Therefore it can be used in the diagnosis of k
idney allografts in the same way as duplex ultrasound. Using the prese
nted methods of colour interpretation, sensitivity of 66.6-100% and sp
ecificity of 72.7-91.7% are attained. Thus colour velocity imaging com
bines the attributes of duplex ultrasound and colour Doppler ultrasoun
d.