Non-invasive Vascular Laboratory Evaluation of the Upper Extremity
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The authors aim to evaluate the effectiveness of non-invasive vascular laboratory testing in diagnosing and monitoring upper extremity ischemia caused by various vascular pathologies. They review techniques such as the wrist brachial index and segmental pressure measurements, providing clinical case examples that correlate these methods with Doppler ultrasound and imaging studies. The article highlights the importance of these non-invasive assessments in understanding disease progression and treatment response.
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