Intermittent claudication in peripheral arterial disease In peripheral arterial disease, atherosclerosis of the arteries that supply the lower extremities may diminish blood flow to the point that the metabolic needs of exercising muscles are not sufficiently met, thereby leading to ischemic leg or hip pain known as claudication (see the page on Intermittent Claudication in Peripheral Arterial Disease) (63)
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The role of glia in the peripheral and central auditory system following noise overexposure: contribution of TNF- and IL-1 to the pathogenesis of hearing loss
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