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output that will enter the leg or foot, assuming no proximal blood loss from arterial
injury, is dependent upon the relationship between the total (body) and local (leg)
vascular resistances. The pressure available for perfusion is also generated ...
output that will enter the leg or foot, assuming no proximal blood loss from arterial
injury, is dependent upon the relationship between the total (body) and local (leg)
vascular resistances. The pressure available for perfusion is also generated ...
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In addition, there are special color phenomena seen in vascular disturbances of
the foot that should be recognized. These include acrocyanosis, erythermalgia,
livedo reticularis, Raynaud's phenomena, purpura, ecchymosis and petechia,
and ...
In addition, there are special color phenomena seen in vascular disturbances of
the foot that should be recognized. These include acrocyanosis, erythermalgia,
livedo reticularis, Raynaud's phenomena, purpura, ecchymosis and petechia,
and ...
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Dermatologic Conditions Structural Changes of Vessels Functional Impairment
Inflow Disturbances PROXIMAL ARTERIAL OCCLUSIVE DISEASE D E A, Diffuse
. develop here. In most such ulcers there is an underlying vascular disturbance.
Dermatologic Conditions Structural Changes of Vessels Functional Impairment
Inflow Disturbances PROXIMAL ARTERIAL OCCLUSIVE DISEASE D E A, Diffuse
. develop here. In most such ulcers there is an underlying vascular disturbance.
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CHAPTER PAGE Introduction | 11 |
Development and Physiology | 13 |
Anatomy | 22 |
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