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PubMed2006

Restless legs and restless legs-like syndrome.

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Antidepressive Agents↗

PubMed1999

Zinc and chronic leg ulcers: a systematic review of oral zinc in the treatment of chronic leg ulcers.

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Administration, Oral↗

PubMed1993

[Morphological changes of the lower leg arteries and the plantar arch in diabetic and nondiabetic patients with chronic critical ischemia of the leg].

In this prospective study we evaluated if atherosclerosis of crural and pedal arteries differs in diabetic and non-diabetic patients suffering from chronic ischemia. We performed intraoperative angiography after completion of a femoro-popliteal or femoro-distal bypass. No statistically significant difference was found between the two groups (25 diabetic and 44 non-diabetic patients) concerning the severity and localisation of the arteriosclerosis in the three crural arteries and the pedal arch. The prerequisite for a successful arterial reconstruction were identical in our patients with or without diabetes and a similar number of potential recipient arteries were found at below knee and foot level in both groups.

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[A partial weight-bearing lower leg walking prosthesis in the rehabilitation of infected post-traumatic lower leg pseudoarthrosis].

The case reported here is certainly not generally applicable. However, the authors believe that the therapy described, with an orthotic device of this type, represents a possible alternative for appropriately selected, compliant patients.

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PubMed1998