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A color Doppler ultrasound is an advanced medical imaging technique that combines traditional ultrasound with Doppler technology to visualize blood flow within the body. While a standard ultrasound uses high-frequency sound waves to create images of internal organs, tissues, and structures, it does not provide information about the movement of blood. In contrast, a color Doppler ultrasound measures the direction and speed of blood flow in real-time by detecting changes in the frequency of sound waves as they bounce off moving red blood cells.