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Sex differences in peripheral arterial disease: leg symptoms and physical functioning

McDermott et al., 2003

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7175567156977032712
Author
McDermott M
Greenland P
Liu K
Criqui M
Guralnik J
Celic L
Chan C
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Journal of the American Geriatrics Society

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OBJECTIVES: LTo compare lower extremity functioning and leg symptoms between women and men with peripheral arterial disease (PAD). DESIGN: Cross‐sectional. SETTING: Three Chicago‐area medical centers. PARTICIPANTS: One hundred eighty‐seven women and …
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