Critical Care
Exercise Improves Intermittent Claudication Caused by Arterial Disease
Patients who limp due to leg pain caused by arterial disease may be able to forego surgical treatment of the affected artery by participating in a hospital-supervised exercise regimen, according to a new study. More...29 Apr 2009
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