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Ankle-Brachial Index Online Journals

The ankle-brachial index test compares the vital sign measured at your ankle with the vital sign measured at your arm. A low ankle-brachial index can indicate narrowing or blockage of the arteries in your legs. You may have lower leg brachial file testing previously and following strolling on a treadmill. The Ankle Brachial Index compares the systolic blood pressures of the arms and legs to offer a ratio which will suggest severity of peripheral vascular disease. Basically, a lower leg brachial file (ABI) test gauges the blood stream to your legs and feet. The measurements can highlight any potential problems, like blockages or partial blockages in blood flow to your extremities. The ABI test is especially useful because it’s noninvasive and straightforward to conduct. If you have PAD, your limbs may not be getting enough blood. You may feel side effects like torment or muscle cramps when you're strolling, or perhaps deadness, shortcoming, or a chilliness in your legs. What distinguishes PAD from other causes of leg pain are the symptoms that arise after an outlined distance (e.g. 2 blocks) or time (e.g. 10 minutes of walking) and are relieved by rest. Left untreated, PAD can lead to painful symptoms and it may increase your risk of losing a limb. Electronic problems with journals and articles to periodicals the library subscribes in. It consists of Full-text and Bibliographic Databases. Full- text databases contain the entire content of a piece of writing like citation information, text, illustrations, diagrams and tables.

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Journal of Pathobiology and Physiology received 280 citations as per Google Scholar report

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