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Immediately after the revascularization, both foot pulses became palpable.
Although such "high foot" pulses wouldn't allow them to get as high a density at the end, the researchers hoped it would help control the mixing.
Foot pulses (dorsalis pedis and tibialis posterior arteries) were palpated.
Clinically the thigh was swollen but the foot pulses were well palpable.
Peripheral vascular disease was defined as at least two nonpalpable foot pulses or abnormal ankle-brachial indexes (<0.9).
Peripheral arterial disease was diagnosed by an ankle-brachial pressure index of < 0.9 and/or two absent foot pulses.
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Data are means and SD (standard deviation) or n. a PAD defined as amputations or loss of foot pulse.
A variety of vascular complications ranging from absence of foot pulse to ulcer and gangrene leading to foot amputation and stroke were reported.
PAD was diagnosed based on a history of claudication or rest pain and assessed with bilateral peripheral arterial foot pulse examination and duplex ultrasonography.
As post-ductal (foot) pulse oximetry screening has become the standard of care at our institution, the two additional recordings (right and left hands) were considered a modification of the routine examination.
Secondary endpoint was death or development of PAD defined as any of: loss of foot pulse, development of ankle-brachial index <0.9, lower limb revascularization or major amputation during follow up.
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