<p>&nbsp;</p><p>The major vessels of both lower limbs were examined using high resolution transducer on gray scale and Doppler protocols. The exam was done from the groin to the dorsum of the feet.</p><p>The outlined femoral, popliteal, peroneal and both tibial arteries are normal in caliber color flow and showed regular triphasic wave form. There is no evidence of athermanous plaque or luminal narrowing. However, several dots of partial wall calcifications are noted due to atherosclerotic changes.</p><p>The corresponding veins as well as the superficial veins showed normal caliber, compressibility and color flow. The wave form of these veins were characterized by usual respiratory phasicity and positive augmentation responses. There is no evidence of intra luminal filling defect to suggest a thrombus. Extended examination of the iliac fossae also revealed patent external iliac veins.&nbsp;</p><p>Conclusion: Findings suggest the following:</p><ol><li>Patent lower limb vessels</li><li>Early atherosclerotic changes.</li></ol><p>&nbsp;</p>