Vascular Color Doppler is an advanced imaging technique utilized in the Indian Medical Course (IMC) to evaluate blood flow dynamics within the vascular system. This method combines traditional Doppler ultrasound with color imaging to visualize blood flow in real-time, allowing for the assessment of both the direction and velocity of blood flow through arteries and veins. By applying color codes to the Doppler signals, clinicians can effectively identify and diagnose various vascular conditions, such as arterial blockages, venous insufficiencies, and aneurysms. The integration of Color Doppler in diagnostic practice enhances the accuracy of vascular assessments and supports more informed decision-making in patient management and treatment planning