Rosetzsky A, Struckmann J, Mathiesen F R
Ann Chir Gynaecol. 1985;74(6):261-4.
79 patients with intermittent claudication were tested with peripheral blood pressure measurement and determination of minimal walking distance before and after a 3 months' period with scheduled walking exercises under supervision. No change in peripheral blood pressure was observed following the treatment whereas the minimum walking distance was increased with statistical significance. The gain was most pronounced in patients with an initial combination of high peripheral pressures and short walking distances. A graphic presentation allows for the estimation of the expected gain in individual patients with claudication.
79例间歇性跛行患者在监督下进行为期3个月的定期步行锻炼，锻炼前后分别测量外周血压并测定最小行走距离。治疗后外周血压未观察到变化，而最小行走距离有统计学意义地增加。在初始外周血压高且行走距离短的患者中，这种增加最为明显。通过图表展示可以估计个别间歇性跛行患者的预期改善情况。
