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09/04/2026

🩺 DID YOU KNOW?- The final series is here!

Series #5 of 5

Not All Leg Symptoms Come From the Same Place

Your legs depend on three different systems working together: your arteries, veins, and lymphatic system.

Although problems with each can cause leg discomfort or swelling, the symptoms can look very different.

🔵 VENOUS- Blood Has Trouble Getting Back Up

Your veins return blood from your legs back toward your heart.

Common signs of venous problems may include:

• Leg swelling, often worse later in the day
• Aching, heaviness, or tired legs
• Varicose veins
• Skin discoloration around the ankles
• Itching or skin changes
• Venous ulcers, often near the ankle
• Symptoms that may improve with elevation

🔴 ARTERIAL- Blood Has Trouble Getting Down

Your arteries deliver oxygen-rich blood from your heart to your legs and feet.

Common signs of arterial problems may include:

• Leg cramping or pain with walking
• Pain that improves with rest
• Cold feet or toes
• Pale, bluish, or abnormal skin color
• Weak or decreased pulses
• Slow-healing wounds
• Pain in the feet or toes at rest in more advanced disease

🟢 LYMPHATIC- Fluid Has Trouble Getting Out

Your lymphatic system helps remove excess fluid from your tissues.

Common signs of lymphatic problems may include:

• Persistent swelling
• Swelling involving the foot and toes
• Tightness or heaviness
• Thickened or hardened skin over time
• Changes in skin texture
• Recurrent skin infections in some patients

Why does knowing the difference matter?

Leg swelling, aching, heaviness, skin changes, or wounds don’t automatically mean “poor circulation.”

The cause may be venous, arterial, lymphatic or sometimes a combination.

Vascular ultrasound can evaluate the arteries and veins and help determine whether a vascular condition may be contributing to your symptoms.

💙 Listen to your legs. They may be telling you something.

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Comprehensive Vascular Diagnostic Ultrasound
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08/24/2026

💧 DID YOU KNOW?

Series #4 of 5

Your Veins & Lymphatic System Are More Connected Than You Think

Swelling in the legs isn’t always caused by just the veins or just the lymphatic system. These two systems work closely together to move fluid out of your legs and back into circulation.

When the veins aren’t working properly, increased pressure can cause excess fluid to leak into the surrounding tissues. Your lymphatic system steps in to help remove that extra fluid.

But what happens when it has to keep doing that day after day?

Eventually, the lymphatic system may become overwhelmed or damaged, leading to persistent swelling. When chronic venous disease and lymphatic dysfunction occur together, this is often referred to as phlebolymphedema.

🔎 Signs may include:

• Persistent leg, ankle, or foot swelling
• Swelling that becomes harder or more difficult to reduce
• Heaviness or tightness
• Blisters, weeping, or fluid leaking from the skin
• Skin thickening or hardening
• Skin discoloration
• Recurrent cellulitis or skin infections
• Slow-healing or recurrent wounds

🩻 Why can a vascular ultrasound be important?

If someone has chronic or unexplained leg swelling, it may be important to evaluate the venous system, not just treat the swelling.

A comprehensive vascular ultrasound can help look for:

🩸 Venous reflux- Are the valves allowing blood to flow backward?

🩸 Previous DVT or post-thrombotic changes- Has prior clotting damaged the veins and affected drainage?

🩸 Venous obstruction- Is something interfering with normal blood return?

🩸 A problem higher up- In certain patients, evaluation of the iliac veins and IVC in the abdomen/pelvis may provide another piece of the puzzle.

💡 The takeaway:
Lymphedema and venous disease aren’t always separate problems. Sometimes treating swelling effectively means understanding why the fluid is accumulating in the first place.

Don’t just look at the swelling. Look for what may be contributing to it.

📍 EVS Imaging – Comprehensive Vascular Diagnostic Ultrasound
9300 E. Raintree Dr., #130, Suite 7
Scottsdale, AZ 85260
📞 602-480-6328
📠 602-926-2439
✉️ [email protected]
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Better Imaging. Better Care. Better Results.

Accurate, Comprehensive Ultrasounds for Venous and Arterial Health.

08/17/2026

🩸 DID YOU KNOW?

Series 3 of 5

Sometimes the Problem in Your Legs… Isn’t Actually in Your Legs.

When someone has leg swelling, heaviness, pain, varicose veins, skin changes, or venous ulcers, we often start by evaluating the veins in the legs.

But what happens when the leg ultrasound doesn’t fully explain the symptoms?

🔍 Sometimes we need to look higher.

The veins in your legs eventually drain into the larger veins in your pelvis and abdomen. If blood flow is narrowed, compressed, obstructed, or otherwise abnormal higher up, it can affect how efficiently blood drains from the legs.

🩸 An abdominal/pelvic venous ultrasound may evaluate:

IVC (Inferior Vena Cava)
The major vein responsible for returning blood from the lower body back toward the heart.

Iliac Veins
These large pelvic veins receive blood from the legs. Abnormal flow, narrowing, obstruction, or compression can contribute to lower-extremity venous symptoms.

Venous Flow Patterns
Doppler waveforms provide important clues. Changes in normal respiratory phasicity or significant differences between sides can sometimes suggest a problem farther upstream.

⚠️ When might we want to look higher?

Persistent or unexplained leg swelling, especially when one leg is significantly different from the other; recurrent or difficult-to-heal venous ulcers; recurrent DVT; extensive collateral veins; unusual venous Doppler flow patterns; or symptoms that simply don’t match what we’re seeing in the legs.

💡 The important part?

A good vascular ultrasound exam isn’t just about finding an abnormality. It’s about asking:

Does this finding actually explain the patient’s symptoms and if it doesn’t, where else should we look?

Sometimes getting to the root of a lower-extremity venous problem means looking beyond the legs.

🩵 EVS Imaging
Comprehensive Vascular Diagnostic Ultrasound

📍 9300 E. Raintree Dr., #130, Suite 7
Scottsdale, AZ 85260
📞 602-480-6328
📠 602-926-2439
📧 [email protected]
🌐 evsimagingaz.com

Better Imaging. Better Care. Better Results.

Accurate, Comprehensive Ultrasounds for Venous and Arterial Health.

08/10/2026

💡 DID YOU KNOW?

SERIES 2 OF 5

🦵 TIRED, HEAVY, ACHY LEGS MAY BE MORE THAN JUST FATIGUE.

Venous insufficiency occurs when the valves inside the leg veins aren’t working properly, allowing blood to flow backward and pool in the legs.

And here’s something many people don’t realize:
You don’t have to have visible varicose veins to have venous insufficiency.

⚠️ COMMON SYMPTOMS

🦵 Aching, heaviness or tired legs
🔥 Burning or throbbing
🎈 Swelling, especially around the ankles
🌙 Leg cramping
😣 Itching or discomfort
🟤 Skin discoloration or changes around the ankles
🩸 Varicose veins
🩹 In more advanced cases, venous ulcers

🔎 HOW WE CHECK FOR VENOUS INSUFFICIENCY

A specialized venous reflux ultrasound evaluates both the anatomy of your veins and how the blood is flowing through them.

We look at:

🔄 Direction of Blood Flow
Is blood moving toward the heart or flowing backward (reflux)?

⏱️ Reflux Time
How long does abnormal backward flow last?

📏 Vein Size & Anatomy
We evaluate vein size, anatomy, course, prior treatments, and any absent or abnormal venous segments.

🩸 Deep & Superficial Venous Systems
We evaluate both venous systems for abnormal blood flow, evidence of prior thrombosis, and post-thrombotic changes that may contribute to chronic venous insufficiency.

🧍 Proper Patient Positioning
Venous reflux testing is performed with gravity-dependent positioning to accurately assess valve function.

⭐ WHY A COMPLETE EXAM MATTERS

Symptoms don’t always tell the whole story.

At EVS Imaging, your examination is performed by an experienced Registered Vascular Sonographer with specialized expertise in venous disease.

We don’t simply look for varicose veins- we evaluate the underlying venous system to determine where abnormal blood flow begins and where it travels.

👩‍⚕️ Experienced Registered Vascular Sonographers
🩺 Interpreted by a Board-Certified Vascular Surgeon
🔍 Comprehensive vascular evaluation
❤️ Peace of mind for patients and providers

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Expert Imaging. Complete Answers. Peace of Mind.

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08/03/2026

🩺 Did You Know?

Series #1

🚨 Could Your Leg Pain Be a Blood Clot?

Not every sore leg is a blood clot- but some blood clots have very few symptoms.

⚠️ Watch for:
🦵 Swelling in one leg, less common in two, but possible
🔥 Warmth
🤕 Pain or tenderness
🔴 Redness or discoloration

A vascular ultrasound is the safest, most accurate way to evaluate for a DVT.

At EVS Imaging, every exam includes a comprehensive evaluation from the groin to the ankle (including the iliac veins when indicated), helping provide peace of mind for both patients and providers.

During your exam, we evaluate:
✔️ Vein compressibility
✔️ Color Doppler blood flow
✔️ Spectral Doppler waveforms
✔️ Evidence of acute thrombus, chronic thrombus, and post-thrombotic changes
✔️ The entire deep venous system for a thorough evaluation
✔️ The superficial venous system for a superficial thrombus

Unlike many imaging centers, and hospitals, our exams are performed by experienced Registered Vascular Sonographers and interpreted by a Board-Certified Vascular Surgeon, providing accurate results and peace of mind for both patients and providers.

📍 EVS Imaging
9300 E. Raintree Dr., Suite 130
Scottsdale, AZ 85260

📞 602-480-6328
🌐 www.evsimagingaz.com

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Accurate, Comprehensive Ultrasounds for Venous and Arterial Health.

07/28/2026

🏥 Experience the EVS Imaging Difference! 💙💛

When it comes to your vascular health, expertise matters.

At EVS Imaging, every ultrasound is performed by highly trained, Registered Vascular Sonographers with years of specialized vascular imaging experience- not general ultrasound technicians. Your study is then interpreted by a Board-Certified Vascular Surgeon, ensuring expert evaluation and trusted results.

✨ Why Choose EVS Imaging?
✔️ Locally owned and operated
✔️ Specialized vascular ultrasound imaging
✔️ Expert scans performed by Registered Vascular Sonographers
✔️ Studies interpreted by a Board-Certified Vascular Surgeon
✔️ Thorough, compassionate, you-focused care
✔️ Timely results you and your provider can trust

As a locally owned business, we’re committed to providing personalized care to our Arizona community while delivering the highest standard of vascular imaging.

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📞 602-480-6328
🌐 www.evsimagingaz.com
📧 [email protected]

Experience the difference that specialized vascular expertise makes. Schedule your appointment today!

Accurate, Comprehensive Ultrasounds for Venous and Arterial Health.

07/17/2026

💙 Need a Vascular Ultrasound? We’ve Got You Covered. 💙

At EVS Imaging, we specialize exclusively in comprehensive vascular ultrasound with personalized, you-centered care.

🩺 Our services include:
✔️ Venous Duplex (DVT)
✔️ Venous Insufficiency (Reflux)
✔️ Arterial Duplex
✔️ Carotid Ultrasound
✔️ Aortic & AAA Ultrasound
✔️ Upper Extremity Vascular Ultrasound
✔️ ABI/TBI Testing (Coming Soon)
✔️ CIMT Screening

✨ No long waits.
✨ Comfortable, professional environment.
✨ High-quality diagnostic imaging.
✨ Imaging interpreted by a board certified vascular physician.
✨ Reports sent promptly to your healthcare provider.

📍 9300 E. Raintree Dr., #130 Suite 7
Scottsdale, AZ 85260

📞 602.480.6328
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07/14/2026

🩺💙 EVS Imaging is here for your vascular ultrasound needs!
Whether you need diagnostic vascular ultrasound services or are looking for a trusted imaging partner, we’re here to provide compassionate, high-quality care.
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07/09/2026

💙 Advanced Vascular Imaging. Accurate Answers. Better Care.

At EVS Imaging, we specialize exclusively in vascular ultrasound, providing high-quality, non-invasive diagnostic imaging to help detect, evaluate, and monitor circulatory conditions.

Whether your provider is evaluating leg pain, swelling, circulation issues, carotid artery disease, or abdominal aortic aneurysms, our experienced registered vascular sonographers provide the detailed imaging your healthcare provider needs to make informed decisions.

🩺 Our Services Include:

🦵 Venous Ultrasound
• DVT Evaluation
• Venous Insufficiency (Reflux)
• IVC/Iliac Vein Evaluation
• Upper Extremity Venous Ultrasound

🩸 Arterial Ultrasound
• Lower Extremity Arterial Evaluation
• Aorta-Iliac Arterial Evaluation
• AAA Screening & Surveillance
• Upper Extremity Arterial Ultrasound

🧠 Carotid Ultrasound

❤️ Preventive Vascular Care
• CIMT (Carotid Intima-Media Thickness)

📈 Physiologic Testing
• ABI/TBI (Coming Soon)

✨ Why Choose EVS Imaging?
✔️ Specialized exclusively in vascular ultrasound
✔️ Experienced registered vascular sonographers
✔️ Advanced ultrasound technology
✔️ Accurate, timely results
✔️ Compassionate, You-Centered Approach
✔️ Locally owned and committed to our community

📍 9300 E. Raintree Dr., #130 Suite 7
Scottsdale, AZ 85260

📞 602.480.6328
🌐 evsimagingaz.com
📧 [email protected]

💙 Better Imaging. Better Care. Better Results.

👩‍⚕️ Provider referrals are needed. We look forward to partnering with healthcare providers throughout Scottsdale and the surrounding communities!