Intermittent claudication is the most frequent ... It is also recognized that selected patients with disabling claudication symptoms may benefit from surgical therapy or catheter-based ...

Patients with intermittent claudication accumulate intermediates ... and abnormal stools, but these symptoms were generally mild to moderate in severity and self-limited. An exercise program ...

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The symptoms had been increasing in intensity ... Many patients with the Leriche syndrome give a clear history of intermittent claudication, but others complain rather of aching or tiredness ...

This can result in symptoms such as shortness of breath ... This type of cramping is called intermittent claudication. Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) refers to a blood clot that occurs inside a ...

per day) of UML-491 without symptoms. On the other hand 2 patients ... Another patient complained of intermittent claudication while taking 12 mg. per day; this cleared when the dose was reduced ...

This can lead to cold, painful, swollen, or even numb feet. According to Noel, this can be a warning sign of heart disease ...

In addition to the intermittent claudication, the right CFA and dorsal pedal artery ... The patient has remained free of symptoms for 6 months as of the time of this report. In the present case, the ...

That means the XEC strain is more transmissible than many of its predecessors, but on the upside, the symptoms associated with it will likely be milder, Roberts said. Many of these symptoms also ...

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