Over time, neurogenic claudication can affect a person's mobility as they avoid any activity that causes pain, including exercise, lifting heavy objects, and prolonged walking. Even sleep may ...

Prospective studies have demonstrated a benefit of exercise training in patients with claudication. 10,11,26,27 Because most patients studied have had mild-to-moderate claudication, little is ...

People with intermittent claudication that causes leg pain, cramping or fatigue while walking are able to walk further after months of supervised exercise therapy, compared to unsupervised ...

In a randomized trial on claudication, endovascular revascularization or supervised exercise resulted in similar 6-month and 12-month outcomes, although improvement was faster with revascularization.

DALLAS — Patients with peripheral artery disease and intermittent claudication who were treated with endovascular revascularization plus exercise had greater improvements in quality of life and ...

Neurogenic claudication occurs when the ... People who recently started an exercise program o r perform repetitive exercises are more ... pain relievers, braces, and physical therapy to help ...

Pomposelli F. How should intermittent claudication be treated: a vascular surgeons perspective. Presented at: VEITH Symposium; November 18, 2015; New York, NY. Beard J. Patients with IC should have a ...

Among patients with peripheral artery disease, the use of alternative pain-free exercise methods may be beneficial in lowering the severity of intermittent claudication, according to findings ...

These results, which come from the Claudication: Exercise Versus Endoluminal Revascularization (CLEVER) study, were published in Circulation and presented at the 2011 AHA Scientific Sessions.

Pain in back may be neurogenic claudication Dr. Jeff Hersh Daily News Correspondent Q: I have pain in my buttocks and outer thighs that comes on if I walk or stand for a while.