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Archives of Internal Medicine, 1960
This book contains an extensive review of the practical anatomy and physiology of the circulation in the extremities. The textis lucid but often brief as the author uses many excellent sketches to present and emphasize important principles. I have found the author's method of presentation of a number of subjects to be very helpful in teaching medical ...
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This book contains an extensive review of the practical anatomy and physiology of the circulation in the extremities. The textis lucid but often brief as the author uses many excellent sketches to present and emphasize important principles. I have found the author's method of presentation of a number of subjects to be very helpful in teaching medical ...
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Archives of Surgery, 1972
Twenty-six years ago a group of internists specializing in the peripheral vessels wrote a book. Passing through two further editions, in 1955 and 1962, "Allen, Barker, and Hines" has been the main reference on the subject in the English language ever since. And now the fourth edition under new authors carries the torch in style.
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Twenty-six years ago a group of internists specializing in the peripheral vessels wrote a book. Passing through two further editions, in 1955 and 1962, "Allen, Barker, and Hines" has been the main reference on the subject in the English language ever since. And now the fourth edition under new authors carries the torch in style.
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Archives of Internal Medicine, 1958
It is difficult to put out any new and useful information about peripheral vascular disease unavailable to practitioners in this country from the standard textbooks of Allen, Hines, and Barker; Wright; Abrahamson; and the British treatise on the same subject by Martin, Lynn, Dible, and Aird.
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It is difficult to put out any new and useful information about peripheral vascular disease unavailable to practitioners in this country from the standard textbooks of Allen, Hines, and Barker; Wright; Abrahamson; and the British treatise on the same subject by Martin, Lynn, Dible, and Aird.
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Archives of Surgery, 1940
During the past decade there has been widespread interest in disorders of the peripheral circulation. This has led to the establishment of special clinics for the study and treatment of these conditions in a large number of medical centers in the United States. In spite of the continued lack of accurate knowledge of the underlying causes, much has been
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During the past decade there has been widespread interest in disorders of the peripheral circulation. This has led to the establishment of special clinics for the study and treatment of these conditions in a large number of medical centers in the United States. In spite of the continued lack of accurate knowledge of the underlying causes, much has been
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1990
The major symptoms in patients with peripheral arterial occlusive disease (PAOD) are claudication, rest pain, and skin necrosis or gangrene. In these patients the arterial circulation of the limb can be evaluated by a number of different methods, e. g., plethysmography, arterial pressure measurements, and Doppler ultrasound techniques.
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The major symptoms in patients with peripheral arterial occlusive disease (PAOD) are claudication, rest pain, and skin necrosis or gangrene. In these patients the arterial circulation of the limb can be evaluated by a number of different methods, e. g., plethysmography, arterial pressure measurements, and Doppler ultrasound techniques.
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Peripheral Vascular Disease [PDF]
New England Journal of Medicine, 1943 Carl K. Friedland, Robert W. Wilkins
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