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When ultrasound is performed to view the arteries in the legs, does the patient lay in the prone position?
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Ankle pain in both feet, and turning purple. Er did ultrasound if veins and arteries and a X-ray and ruled out blood clot.. What could it be?
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Is the Ankle Brachial Index effective in detecting peroneal artery problems?
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Peroneal tendon sticks out. Also pops when toes are curled and move from ankle. Can feel pulse in the area of ankle. Is there an artery near this site?
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How useful is an Ankle Brachial Test when the artery in question is the peroneal artery from ankle to mid calf?
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