claudication

Converse of object

• treat: There are three approaches to treating the claudication itself: - Exercise has been shown to more than double walking distance.
• have: For a vascular assessment it is necessary to establish whether the patient has intermittent claudication.
• call: The pain you feel in your legs is called intermittent claudication.
• improve: Intravenous injections of the amino acid arginine have been shown to be remarkably effective at improving intermittent claudication.

Preposition: with

• training: Treatment of intermittent claudication with physical training, smoking cessation, pentoxifylline, or nafronyl.

Adjective modifier

• intermittent: Figure: Effects of exercise on walking distance or time compared with placebo in patients with intermittent claudication Adverse effects None were reported.
• moderate: Angioplasty does not appear to be an effective treatment of mild or moderate intermittent claudication.
• short: Clinical indication was short distance claudication in 5 and rest pain with ulceration in one.

Modifies a noun

• distance: The major outcome was demonstration that intermittent pneumatic compression led to a doubling of the maximum claudication distance.
• pain: Exercise rehabilitation programs for the treatment of claudication pain.
• symptom: This normally happens within six to eight weeks of the start of the claudication symptoms.

Noun used with modifier

• distance: Clinical indication was short distance claudication in 5 and rest pain with ulceration in one.