Aortoiliac Duplex

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Trinity Health Michigan performs aortoiliac duplex as a diagnostic method for vascular health.

What is an Aortoiliac Duplex?

Aortoiliac duplex is a non-invasive diagnostic test that uses ultrasound technology to look inside the aorta and iliac arteries to detect any medical conditions that could be affecting blood flow to the buttocks, groin, legs or feet.

This procedure examines the abdomen and pelvis and takes approximately 60 minutes. An aortoiliac duplex will help your vascular specialist make a complete diagnosis and construct a personalized treatment plan.

You may need this diagnostic test if you're experiencing any of the following:

Symptoms

Erectile Dysfunction
Gangrene
Sores legs, feet and toes
Weakness in the hips or legs