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Is the ankle brachial index effective in detecting peroneal artery problems?

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PAD: Yes, the peroneal artery is also known as the posterior tibial. The ankle brachial index is used to diagnose and follow the progression of peripheral arterial disease. The arteries' pressure measured are the posterior tibial and the dorsailis pedis. If you have an abnormal abi, there is a problem with the blood flow in your lower legs. I hope this helps.

Answered 5/19/2020

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