Vascular Doppler Atlas: quick-reference infographics by anatomical area
Vascular Doppler Atlas Premium · expanded edition
Vascular Doppler diagnostic reasoning, organized in the palm of your hand.
For physicians who perform vascular ultrasound and want quick reference material, organized by anatomical area: for the cases that come up every day and for the rare ones that catch everyone by surprise.
Over 150 infographics · PDF in Portuguese with a navigable index by area · immediate digital access · 7-day guarantee
Expanded edition
More than 150 clinical infographicsFrom the carotid to the pelvis
6 anatomical areasDr. Fanilda Barros
More than 30 years of experience in the field
But when a less common finding shows up, doubt sets in
Criteria that change
And you are not sure you are using the most current classification.
Scattered knowledge
Spread across sources you cannot check quickly in the middle of a busy day.
Rare conditions
They show up once a year and, for that very reason, cause uncertainty when they do.
The problem is not your technique. It is not having visual, reliable, organized material to check the moment doubt arises.
The quick answer, in the visual format you understand
There is a way, and it does not require stopping everything to study again: having, in a single resource, the infographics that sum up the essentials of each condition: the clinical context, the imaging signs, the classification criteria and the diagnostic approach.
Each infographic answers a clinical question. Together they cover the areas you examine, organized for immediate reference.
It is not a course to watch. It is reference material to consult before, during and after the exam.
See the priceThe areas covered
Six regions, organized the way physicians think
Over 150 infographics, organized by body region: from the carotid to the lower limb, from the abdomen to the pelvis.
Six areas in a single Atlas
Tap an area on the orbit to see what it covers.
Area 1 of 6
Lower limb arterial
Acute ischemia, claudication, stenoses and non-atherosclerotic diseases.
Area 2 of 6
Lower limb venous
DVT, updated nomenclature, common anatomical variants and sources of reflux.
Area 3 of 6
Carotids and neck
Detailed plaque classification, stenosis criteria and critical conditions.
Area 4 of 6
Lipedema
Ultrasound classification, nodule identification and measurement protocol.
Area 5 of 6
Upper limbs
Normal flow patterns, stenoses and complete vascular assessment.
Area 6 of 6
Abdominal, visceral and pelvic
Aorta, renal and visceral arteries, and the main venous compression syndromes.
Who the Atlas is for
Those who perform vascular Doppler every day.
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Angiologists
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Vascular surgeons
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Ultrasound physicians
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Radiologists
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Echocardiographers
With the Atlas next to the machine, doubt no longer turns into uncertainty
What happens today
- Breaking your train of thought mid-exam
- Searching for information across scattered sources
- Not always knowing whether the source is up to date
- Signing the report with the doubt still there
With the Atlas
- Checking the criterion without leaving the exam
- A single resource, organized by the region you examine
- Infographics created by Dr. Fanilda Barros
- Confirming the finding and moving on with more confidence
A single infographic put to good use in one exam already pays for it.
Who created the Atlas
Each infographic was created by Dr. Fanilda Barros, a specialist in Angiology with a subspecialty in Vascular Ultrasound and a reference in vascular Doppler in Vitória, Espírito Santo, Brazil.
She is the author of Guia Prático de Ultrassonografia Vascular (Practical Guide to Vascular Ultrasound), co-author of Atlas de Desordens Venosas Pélvicas (Atlas of Pelvic Venous Disorders) and founder of the Instituto Fanilda Barros. The Atlas brings together what she consults and teaches in everyday practice.
- Angiology · RQE 5769
- Vascular Ultrasound · RQE 12664
- Full member of the SBACV (Brazilian Society of Angiology and Vascular Surgery)
Over 30 years of experience in the field
Price
Vascular Doppler Atlas Premium
One-time payment
R$ 97.90
Immediate digital access once payment is confirmed.
Get my Atlas now- Over 150 clinical infographics across the six areas
- PDF in Portuguese with a navigable index by anatomical region
- Credit card, or Pix and boleto (Brazil only)
- Unconditional 7-day guarantee
- Lessons are in Portuguese, with English subtitles.
- Prices are in Brazilian reais (BRL). At checkout, select your country by its flag; your card issuer converts the amount to your currency, and installment options depend on your card.
7-day guarantee
You have 7 days to open the Atlas, browse the areas and see whether it fits your exam routine.
If, within that period, you decide it is not for you, just request a full refund. This is the right of withdrawal under the Brazilian Consumer Protection Code.
Any questions about the Vascular Doppler Atlas?
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What format is the Atlas in?
A digital PDF in Portuguese, with a navigable index by anatomical area. It opens on a computer, tablet or phone, so you can check it next to the machine.
When do I get access?
Right after payment is confirmed. Card and Pix payments are confirmed instantly; boleto payments are confirmed when the bank clears them.
How is it different from the free Atlas?
The free Atlas has 30 infographics, a selection. The Premium is the expanded edition: over 150 infographics across the six areas, from the carotid to the lower limb, from the abdomen to the pelvis.
Is it suitable for those just starting out in Doppler?
The Atlas was designed for those who already perform the exam and want to check criteria during their routine. It does not teach the technique from scratch: for that, the way to go is the Institute's courses.
What if the Atlas is not for me?
You have a 7-day guarantee. If for any reason it does not work for you, just request a refund within that period.
Ready to consult whenever doubt arises