Key result
Beta-blockers may provoke intermittent claudication in patients with previously asymptomatic PAD.
Why the study?
Do beta-blocking agents provoke intermittent claudication in patients with previously asymptomatic peripheral arterial disease?
Population
Patients with previously asymptomatic peripheral arterial disease
Design
Case_series
Authors
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May prompt symptom monitoring with beta-blockers in asymptomatic PAD; leaves open causal confirmation in prospective studies.
Case Report
Do beta-blocking agents provoke intermittent claudication in patients with previously asymptomatic peripheral arterial disease?
Beta-blockers may provoke intermittent claudication in patients with underlying asymptomatic peripheral arterial disease.
Rodger et al. (1976) conducted a case report in Intermittent claudication and peripheral arterial disease. Beta-blocking agents was evaluated on Intermittent claudication. Beta-blocking agents may provoke intermittent claudication in patients with previously asymptomatic peripheral arterial disease.
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