Vascular ultrasound platform
iDoppler brings together what a vascular lab needs: structured reports in your own template, vascular mapping, a technical review of your images, and a complete course with a question bank. Built by a vascular surgeon, for people who scan every day.
Why iDoppler exists
The report
Diameters, reflux, segments and sides. Every venous study turns into minutes of typing after the patient has left the room.
The image
Angle, scale, gain and color box determine the measurement. Almost nobody has someone to review the image after acquisition.
Training
Physics, criteria and technique are spread across textbooks, consensus papers and loose lectures, with no clear path from physical principle to final report.
The platform
Everything runs in the browser, on any device, and is saved to your account. What you start on the phone next to the patient, you finish on the computer.
Dictate, type or tap only what is abnormal. The report follows your own template, with a vascular map and a letterhead PDF.
See how it works →Take a photo of the scanner screen and get a technical review of the acquisition: angle, scale, gain and color box.
See Foto Review →160+ video lessons, from ultrasound physics to arterial, venous and carotid studies, with support material and notes.
See the syllabus →An explained question bank in the style of board and credentialing exams, in tutor or timed mode, with your performance compared.
See a question →Reports
You start from your normal report and enter only the findings. iDoppler organizes the text, highlights every changed line for your review, and draws the vascular map from the final report.
Real app screens with sample data, shown in the Portuguese interface. The app also runs in English and Spanish.
Foto Review
Take a photo of the scanner screen and tell iDoppler the vessel and the focus of the review. In seconds you get a score and what to adjust in each mode, B-mode, color and spectral, so your next acquisition is better.
Adequate, with minor adjustments. Right common carotid artery, mid segment. Focus: PSV/EDV measurement.
Foto Review assesses the technical quality of the acquisition. It does not interpret the exam or make a diagnosis. On a computer, the photo arrives from your phone through a QR code.
DOPPLER Course · Early 2027
The course Dr. Majdalani teaches to specialist physicians, now inside iDoppler. It starts with ultrasound physics, moves through scanner settings and reaches the criteria for each vascular territory, based on the main Brazilian, American and European consensus documents. All lessons have English and Spanish subtitles. Fully narrated English versions, with translated slides, are being released module by module, starting with ultrasound physics.
Physical principles, the Doppler effect, B-mode and color settings, spectral analysis, direct and indirect signs, and spectral settings.
Technique, stenosis criteria, vertebral arteries, other carotid diseases, endarterectomy and follow-up, ophthalmic artery and cervical veins.
Peripheral artery disease, other arterial diseases, post-intervention follow-up and the upper-extremity arterial exam.
Chronic venous insufficiency, deep vein thrombosis, post-procedure follow-up, hemodialysis arteriovenous fistula and the upper-extremity venous exam.
New aorta and renal artery lessons are added as they are recorded.
Ultrasound fundamentals for venous access, internal jugular and subclavian anatomy, sterile preparation and real-time puncture, in-plane and out-of-plane, with 3D animations.
How the transducer works, and how to choose and position it for each exam.
Questions
More than 500 original questions, from intermediate to advanced, in English, Spanish and Portuguese. Build blocks by subject and territory, in tutor mode or as a timed exam.
In the same medium, the operator increases the transducer frequency. What happens to the propagation speed of sound?
Propagation speed depends on the stiffness and density of the medium. If frequency goes up, wavelength goes down, and c = f × λ stays the same.
Sample question written for this page. Percentages are illustrative.
Plans
To report faster, choose Practice. To study and prepare for exams, choose Course. To get to know the platform, start for free.
Your normal report templates always at hand, on your phone and your computer.
For physicians who scan every day and want to report in less time.
For those training in vascular ultrasound or preparing for board and credentialing exams.
Want both? The PRO plan will combine Practice and Course, with higher limits: 300 reports and 15 Foto Reviews per month.
Notify me at launchPractice coming soon. Course in early 2027. Free account holders hear first.
Coming soon
We are preparing something that changes how vascular duplex is learned and practiced. iDoppler account holders will be the first to know.
Save my spot on the listWho built it
Vascular surgeon and vascular ultrasound specialist with about 18 years of duplex practice, faculty in a vascular surgery residency program and director of the DOPPLER course for specialist physicians in Brazil, where he is board-certified in vascular surgery and in vascular ultrasound.
In the United States he holds the Registered Vascular Technologist (RVT) and Registered Physician in Vascular Interpretation (RPVI) credentials, and is certified by the American Board of Vascular Medicine (ABVM).
I built iDoppler to solve what I lived in the scanning room: less time typing, more time with the patient, and a clear path for those who are learning.
Frequently asked questions
No. iDoppler is a tool for transcribing, formatting and mapping reports, and for education. The physician performs the exam, makes the decisions and reviews every line of the report. Foto Review assesses only the technical quality of the image.
No. iDoppler opens in the browser of your phone, tablet or computer. Your reports are saved to your account and show up on all your devices.
Yes. Copy the finished report and paste it into the system you already use, or generate a blank PDF with your letterhead margins. If your system prints the report, print only the vascular map.
The patient's name is optional, so you can create reports without identifiers. Reports are stored in your account, accessible only to you, as described in the platform's terms of use and privacy policy.
Yes. The interface, the report templates and the question bank are available in English, Spanish and Portuguese. All course lessons have English and Spanish subtitles, and narrated English versions with translated slides are being released module by module.
Yes. The free account gives you the normal report templates and the vascular map to draw on. When you want dictation, generated reports, the course or the questions, just switch plans.
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