In addition to blood flow assessment, what else is vascular sonography capable of detecting?

Vascular sonography is specifically designed to assess blood flow and the condition of blood vessels, which allows it to detect various vascular diseases effectively. This includes a broad array of conditions such as aneurysms, thrombosis, and stenosis, which affect the blood vessels and circulation. The technology employs Doppler imaging to visualize blood flow, enabling the identification of abnormalities in both arterial and venous systems.

While options regarding tissue swelling, bone anomalies, and organ displacement may pertain to other forms of diagnostic imaging or assessments, they do not fall under the primary capabilities of vascular sonography. The focus of vascular sonography is intrinsic to the vascular system itself, making the detection of vascular diseases the most relevant and accurate choice.