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Meir H. Scheinfeld, MD, PhD; Ardiana Bilali, ARDMS; Mordecai Koenigsberg, MD
The article discusses the normal and abnormal spectral Doppler waveforms from the hepatic veins, emphasizing their physiological and pathophysiological implications. It details the components of the waveform, including the A, S, V, and D phases, and how various conditions can alter these patterns. The document also addresses the impact of patient factors on waveform appearance and provides insights into differential diagnosis based on waveform characteristics.
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