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EMI777LY Forum Senior Topics: 14 Posts: 135	09/22/03 - 08:34 AM             #1 patient has decreased circulation to the lower limbs and pain radiating down the back of the lower limbs. Can you tell the most common site for this lesion :?: ___________________ Emily
Dan Ivanov Forum Senior Topics: 14 Posts: 106	09/22/03 - 09:27 AM             #2 L1-L2? :roll: ___________________ Dan
EMI777LY Forum Senior Topics: 14 Posts: 135	09/22/03 - 10:00 AM             #3 try again ___________________ Emily
EMI777LY Forum Senior Topics: 14 Posts: 135	09/22/03 - 01:16 PM             #4 it is NOT femoral artery occlusion , it is something different <:from_book ::argue:: ___________________ Emily
	09/22/03 - 01:20 PM             #5 aortic art occlusion ,leriche syn
EMI777LY Forum Senior Topics: 14 Posts: 135	09/22/03 - 01:21 PM             #6 yiu are almost there ___________________ Emily
EMI777LY Forum Senior Topics: 14 Posts: 135	09/22/03 - 01:22 PM             #7 you are almost there ___________________ Emily
EMI777LY Forum Senior Topics: 14 Posts: 135	09/22/03 - 01:24 PM             #8 DAN WAS ALMOST there ___________________ Emily
goforstep1 Forum Newbie Topics: 0 Posts: 6	09/22/03 - 04:15 PM             #9 Could be some space occuping lesion in the pelvic which compresses both external iliac artery and the sciatic nerve. am i right?
EMI777LY Forum Senior Topics: 14 Posts: 135	09/22/03 - 04:35 PM             #10 nope , sorry ___________________ Emily
Dan Ivanov Forum Senior Topics: 14 Posts: 106	09/23/03 - 04:46 AM             #11 Maybe an Aortic Aneurysm just above the iliac artery origin? ___________________ Dan
EMI777LY Forum Senior Topics: 14 Posts: 135	09/23/03 - 06:41 AM             #12 you are wright it is aneurysm, but give me the most common site for this lesion - according this patient ___________________ Emily
Dan Ivanov Forum Senior Topics: 14 Posts: 106	09/23/03 - 07:06 AM             #13 like I said above: between the origin of renal artery and bifurcation of aorta? :roll: ___________________ Dan
EMI777LY Forum Senior Topics: 14 Posts: 135	09/23/03 - 08:32 AM             #14 Yes <:flag:> The most common site for an ABDOMINAL aneurism is in the area between the renal arteries and the bifurcation of the abdominal aorta, good job Dan / ___________________ Emily

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