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Arteritis Obliterans of the Lower Extremity with Intermittent Claudication (“Angina Cruris”) [PDF]
F. Parkes Weber
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The practical management of claudication
The management of patients with intermittent claudication has focused on improving symptoms caused by restricted blood flow through a limb. However, the goals of managing the condition have recently been broadened to include prevention of coronary and cerebrovascular events.
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Ueber intermittirendes Hinken („claudication intermittente” Charcot's) und Arteriitis der Beine [PDF]
S. Goldflam
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A Rare Case of Intermittent Claudication Associated with Impaired Arterial Vasodilation
Exercise-related intermittent claudication is marked by reduced blood flow to extremities caused by either stenosis or impaired vascular function. Although intermittent claudication is common in the elderly, it rarely occurs in the young and middle-aged ...
J. J. Posthuma+6 more
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Intermittent Claudication of the Left Lower Extremity [PDF]
F. Parkes Weber
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Treatment Strategies for the Claudicant [PDF]
AbstractPeripheral arterial disease (PAD) is a prevalent, morbid, and mortal disease. Claudication represents an early, yet common manifestation of PAD. A clinical history and physical examination combined with an ankle-brachial index can help make a diagnosis of claudication.
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MUSCLE EXTRACT TREATMENT OF INTERMITTENT CLAUDICATION [PDF]
Mark Newman
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Anatomical Variations of Ulnar Artery in Hand: Clinical Importance
The ulnar artery shows different patterns in hand and provides major contribution in the formation of superficial palmar arch.Wehavedissectedtwentyfourhandspecimens tofollow the courseof theulnar arteryanditsbranches.
Rajesh Thangarajan+2 more
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