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Welcome to DocTutorials, your trusted platform for in-depth medical education. In this comprehensive tutorial, we will walk you through the ankle brachial index (ABI) measurement, an essential diagnostic technique for arterial claudication and critical limb ischemia. This procedure is a vital skill for PG Residents aiming to master diagnostic techniques in vascular medicine.

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What you'll learn in this video:
How to use a handheld Doppler machine for ABI measurement
Step-by-step guide on measuring brachial and ankle pressure
Understanding the normal and pathological ABI values
How ABI measurement helps in diagnosing intermittent claudication and critical limb ischemia

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0:00 - Introduction to claudication pain
0:06 - Clinical examination approach for arterial claudication
0:10 - Identifying skin changes (thinning skin, hair loss, brittle nails)
0:37 - Muscle wasting due to decreased blood supply
1:00 - Pulse examination from superficial temporal to lower limb pulses
1:35 - Importance of pulse assessment for disease severity
2:07 - Introduction to Ankle Brachial Index (ABI)
2:40 - Using a handheld Doppler for ABI measurement
3:04 - Checking Doppler signals and cuff pressure
3:39 - Identifying triphasic flow and measuring ABI
4:31 - Calculating ABI ratio and interpreting results
5:00 - Pathological ABI values and severity grading
5:07 - Conclusion and ABI assessment summary

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