Doppler ultrasound methods are important in assessing the health of the mother and fetus in pregnancy monitoring, allowing early detection of preeclampsia, fetal blood flow disorders, and other high-risk conditions. According to the World Health Organization (who), the number of Doppler investigations in 2023 has increased by an annual average of 12%, indicating that the technology is globally widespread.  This work will assess the effectiveness of Doppler technology on the basis of international standards, international research and statistics. In conclusion, Doppler technology has been strengthening its position as a key tool in improving the quality of pregnancy monitoring in the field of Obstetrics and gynecology.

Obstetrics, Gynecology, doppler technology, ultrasonography, pregnancy monitoring, preeclampsia, blood flow analysis.

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