Examples of using Claudication in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Individual stops were allowed during the test if claudication pain became intolerable,
Intermittent claudication(ic) is a debilitating condition that affects mainly the elderly
Intermittent claudication(ic) is the primary symptom of peripheral arterial disease,
However, when claudication is limiting
Foreign ambassadors noted her"corpulence", claudication, the strabismus affecting her left eye,
We perceived a greater difference in the questions about claudication, instability, swelling
Intermittent claudication due to peripheral arterial occlusive disease was found in 27 patients 38.6.
Intermittent claudication due to peripheral arterial occlusive disease was reported in 35 patients 43.8.
Incapacitating claudication at a distance shorter than 20 m accounted for 8.9% n 7/79 of indications.
Cilostazol used to treat intermittent claudication- a condition where poor blood supply to the leg muscles causes pain
During the maximal exertion tests, all patients experienced intermittent claudication, and the tests had to be interrupted due to pain in the lower limb.
The symptoms of arterial occlusion may be intermittent claudication or critical ischemia,
A small number of patients present priapism and/or sphincter dysfunction in association with neurogenic claudication, which reveals a more severe degree of lumbar stenosis.
The most frequent symptom of PAD is intermittent claudication IC, which may include pain,
Intermittent claudication IC, the main symptom of PAD,
Intermittent claudication was defined according to the Edinburgh Claudication Questionnaire criteria validated to Portuguese.
Neurogenic claudication in 13 patients,
mandibular claudication and visual loss are the main signals and symptoms.
which resolves with rest, known as intermittent claudication.
Critical ischemia is defined as absent pulses combined with claudication, pain at rest