The brachial artery is the chief artery supplying blood to the arm, forearm, and hand. It supplies the tissues of the upper limb with oxygen and nutrients. Two terminal brachial artery branches ...

The arteries of the upper limb are clinically very important vessels. Although their detailed arrangement and course are well known, their variations are a bit unclear. The occurrence is varying ...

Upper extremity claudication ... This syndrome occurs when the left internal mammary artery has been used for coronary revascularization, and there is also a hemodynamically significant lesion ...

The types of peripheral artery disease are divided in two ways: what areas of the body it affects and how it presents. The types based on area affected include lower-extremity PAD and upper ...

The document also addresses clinical presentation, diagnostic modalities, prognosis and treatment in patients with upper extremity, mesenteric and renal artery disease. The Guidelines extensively ...

What Is Upper Limb Spasticity? Upper limb spasticity is a condition that affects the way you move your arms. It makes your muscles stiff and flexed. Sometimes, your arms will twitch or move in a ...

A review of instruments used to assess upper-limb function in patients with neuromuscular diseases found that more tools are needed to address specific diseases. In most neuromuscular diseases ...