Titlebook: Lower Extremity Arterial Disease; Dennis G. Caralis,George L. Bakris Book 2005 Humana Press 2005 Diabetes.Stent.angiography.arteries.ather

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Medical Therapy of Claudication and Lower Extremity Arterial Disease,logically, intermittent claudication has been an orphan since it was first described many decades ago. Intermittent claudication, the cardinal symptom of LEAD occurs in 35 to 50% of patients with known LEAD documented by noninvasive diagnostic methods (.). The development of effective pharmacotherap

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Exercise Therapy for Lower Extremity Arterial Disease,teries of the lower extremities eventually leads to significant stenosis. Consequently, blood flow distal to the lesions is significantly impaired. The condition is referred to as lower extremity arterial disease (LEAD).

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Severe Lower Extremity Arterial Disease, of leg ischemia to be offered a variety of alternatives. Patients with limb-threatening ischemia differ from those with intermittent claudication in regard to both natural history and treatment requirements. Management of patients with claudication involves risk factor modification, exercise regime

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Bassem Jamil Basha MD,George L. Bakris MD, FACP, FAHA, FASN,James R. Sowers MD

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