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Evaluation of Leg Pain,of leg pain. It is essential to understand pain character, location, timing and triggers to identify the cause of leg pain. Examination includes an assessment of leg temperature, color, pulses, reflexes, sensation and dynamic maneuvers. Vascular causes such as peripheral artery disease and venous cl

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Peripheral Artery Disease, is used. PAD most commonly refers to atherosclerotic disease, and atherosclerotic PAD is most common in those over 65 years of age as well as those with a history of diabetes or cigarette smoking. However, other diseases can obstruct lower extremity arterial flow including arteritis, embolism, fibr

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Renal and Mesenteric Disease,ional possibilities include emboli, in situ thrombosis, extrinsic compression, dissection and fibromuscular dysplasia. The first step to diagnosing mesenteric vascular disease is to recognize that there is altered flow to the kidney or mesentery.

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Vasospastic Disease,tongue (Belch, Vasa 46(6):413–423, 2017). It can be either a primary phenomenon or secondary to another cause. It is distinct from other forms of episodic color changes in the extremities such as acrocyanosis, erythromelalgia, livedo and spontaneous venous hemorrhage. Abnormal vasoreactivity is comm

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Evaluation of Limb Swelling,, symmetric or asymmetric, localized or generalized, and congenital or acquired. Edema develops when the rate of capillary filtration exceeds venous and lymphatic drainage, either because of inadequate lymphatic flow or increased capillary filtration. A careful approach to diagnosis in this setting