2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.ejvsextra.2009.12.002
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Occlusion of the Profunda Femoris Artery in Competitive Cyclists

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“…During the first three minutes, ABI in left lower limb falls, a hemodynamic result very different from that observed in the right lower disease (PAOD), and its normal value is greater than 0.9. The occurrence of a normal ABI value at rest does not rule out PAOD in cyclists 12,29,45 ; therefore, this test should be performed at submaximal or maximal effort to induce the appearance of the complaints that result from cycling 3,30,65 . For cyclists, the effort test is more reliable when performed in a cycle ergometer or cycle simulator (absolute distance, or Strandness test in French) than when the treadmill test is used, because the ergometer and simulators reproduce the γ of twenty-five cyclists included in the study, there were twenty-seven cases, as two cyclists (1 man and 1 woman) were studied at two different time points and in contralateral limb to the one affected before: 15• l , ten men and five women -8• r , two men and six women, and 4• l,r , three men and one woman.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…During the first three minutes, ABI in left lower limb falls, a hemodynamic result very different from that observed in the right lower disease (PAOD), and its normal value is greater than 0.9. The occurrence of a normal ABI value at rest does not rule out PAOD in cyclists 12,29,45 ; therefore, this test should be performed at submaximal or maximal effort to induce the appearance of the complaints that result from cycling 3,30,65 . For cyclists, the effort test is more reliable when performed in a cycle ergometer or cycle simulator (absolute distance, or Strandness test in French) than when the treadmill test is used, because the ergometer and simulators reproduce the γ of twenty-five cyclists included in the study, there were twenty-seven cases, as two cyclists (1 man and 1 woman) were studied at two different time points and in contralateral limb to the one affected before: 15• l , ten men and five women -8• r , two men and six women, and 4• l,r , three men and one woman.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…First, symptoms appear at submaximal effort 15 , then at moderate effort and medium distance, and may later be reported to be felt during walks 13,48,54,59. Among cyclists diagnosed with endofibrosis or thrombosis of the external iliac artery, annual training ranges from 5,000 km to 33,000 km 3,5,8,9,15,17,19,24,44, and symptoms, according to case reports, may appear after distances reach 50,000 km to 380,000 km 9,17,32,44,48. External iliac artery dysfunction in cyclists is not often associated with PAOD characteristics, such as history of thromboembolic disease, abnormal cholesterol levels 30,45 and diabetes…”
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confidence: 99%
“…35 Histologický obraz IAE je zcela odlišný od aterosklerotických změn, stejně i od ostatních tepenných lézí, jako jsou fi bromuskulární dysplazie, cystické degenerace adventicie. 34,35 V 90 % IAE vzniká na levostranné pánevní tepně v délce 2-6 cm. Asi v 15 % případů se vyskytuje oboustranné postižení zevní pánevní tepny.…”
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