Near-infrared spectroscopy grades the severity of intermittent claudication in diabetics more accurately than ankle pressure measurement. (Q53337351)
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scientific article published in April 2000
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| English | Near-infrared spectroscopy grades the severity of intermittent claudication in diabetics more accurately than ankle pressure measurement. |
scientific article published in April 2000 |
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Near-infrared spectroscopy grades the severity of intermittent claudication in diabetics more accurately than ankle pressure measurement. (English)
Komiyama T
Shigematsu H
Yasuhara H
Muto T
1 April 2000
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