Doppler & Vascular Ultrasound

Doppler Scan in Harare — Blood Flow & Vascular Ultrasound

Need a Doppler scan in Harare? MedPoint Radiology uses advanced Doppler ultrasound technology to assess blood flow through arteries and veins — a painless, non-invasive way to detect and monitor vascular conditions, available across 5 Harare branches.

Painless

Non-invasive test

15–20 min

Typical scan time

5

Branches across Harare

FMF

Obstetric Doppler protocols

What Is a Doppler Scan?

A Doppler scan is a type of ultrasound that measures the speed and direction of blood flow through your vessels, rather than just producing a static image. It's commonly used to check for blood clots, narrowed or blocked arteries, and circulation problems — and, in pregnancy, to monitor blood flow to the placenta and baby.

Types of Doppler Study We Offer

  • Limb Doppler — venous and arterial studies of the upper and lower limbs, often used to investigate clots (DVT) or poor circulation.
  • Carotid Doppler — assesses blood flow through the neck arteries supplying the brain.
  • Abdominal Vascular Doppler — checks blood flow to abdominal organs and the aorta.
  • Obstetric Doppler — monitors blood flow through the umbilical cord and uterine arteries during pregnancy, following Fetal Medicine Foundation (FMF) protocols. Often performed alongside your pregnancy scan.

What to Expect

A Doppler scan uses the same handheld probe and gel as a standard ultrasound — there's no needles, no radiation, and no discomfort. Most studies take 15–20 minutes, and results are typically available the same day.

Questions Before You Visit

Frequently asked questions.

No. It uses the same painless, non-invasive ultrasound technology as a standard scan — just with added measurement of blood flow speed and direction.

A request form is especially needed if you're using medical aid. Call +263 783 337 618 to confirm what's needed for your specific study.

Doppler studies can help identify blood clots (such as DVT), narrowed or blocked arteries, poor circulation, and — in pregnancy — reduced blood flow to the placenta or baby.

Yes, obstetric Doppler studies are often performed as part of routine pregnancy monitoring, following Fetal Medicine Foundation protocols.

Ready to book your scan?

Message us on WhatsApp or call any of our 5 Harare branches. Our Baines Avenue head office is open 24/7.