for an average period of three years after their first attendance at hospital.The results of treatment are analysed, showing that claudication in a large number of patients remained unchanged or improved on conservative treatment only.Angina and coronary thrombosis were common during the follow-up period, and the general mortality of this atherosclerotic group -is high.The position of long-term anticoagulant therapy is discussed.
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