Comparison of ankle-brachial index measured with an automatic oscillometric method with the standard continuous Doppler method and effect of rest time before the measure in patients with exertional limb symptoms

Pierre-Yves Boilley; Jennifer Howlett; Quentin Tollenaere; Annaig Miossec; Antoine Guilcher; Damien Lanéelle; Guillaume Mahé

doi:10.1038/s41440-020-0403-7

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Comparison of ankle-brachial index measured with an automatic oscillometric method with the standard continuous Doppler method and effect of rest time before the measure in patients with exertional limb symptoms

Pierre-Yves Boilley ¹ Jennifer Howlett ² Quentin Tollenaere ^{1, 3} Annaig Miossec ^{1, 3} Antoine Guilcher ^{1, 3} Damien Lanéelle ¹ Guillaume Mahé ^{1, 3, *}

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1 CHU Pontchaillou [Rennes]

2 CH de Quimper

3 CIC - Centre d'Investigation Clinique [Rennes]

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Comparison of ankle-brachial index measured with an automatic oscillometric method with the standard continuous Doppler method and effect of rest time before the measure in patients with exertional limb symptoms

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