Performed ABI on patient who complained of bilateral buttock | Figure 1

Performed ABI on patient who complained of bilateral buttock to calf pain since last summer. Preliminary findings suggest severe bilateral PAD. Patient was being treated for sciatica! With these symptoms, H/O smoking and DM, it seems unbelievable that none of her providers thought of this simple test to screen for PAD.

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