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Patients' experiences living with claudication and healthcare professionals' perspectives of managing the condition: A qualitative study
Background Peripheral artery disease (PAD) and claudication significantly affects mobility, leading to disability and reduced participation in daily activities. Regular physical activity improves walking capacity, quality of life, and reduces cardiovascular risk, yet many individuals with claudicati
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