Testart J
J Chir (Paris). 1982 May;119(5):351-5.
Intermittent claudication of the buttock of arterial origin is a syndrome too often overlooked though easily diagnosed from the patient's history and clinical examination. It is due to lesions of the iliac arteries coexisting with permeable femoral and popliteal arteries. In about one-third of the cases the common iliac artery is completely occluded; in the remaining two-thirds the lesion consists of pre-occlusive stenosis and carries a high risk of acute ischaemia in the corresponding limb.
源自动脉的臀部间歇性跛行是一种常被忽视的综合征，不过从患者病史和临床检查中很容易诊断出来。它是由于髂动脉病变与通畅的股动脉和腘动脉并存所致。约三分之一的病例中，髂总动脉完全闭塞；其余三分之二的病例中，病变为闭塞前狭窄，相应肢体发生急性缺血的风险很高。
