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Use this calculator for peripheral arterial disease diagnostic interpretation in thesurgery workflow. It is decision support and should be interpreted with the patient context, local protocols, and clinician judgment.
Peripheral arterial disease diagnostic interpretation
Use this calculator for peripheral arterial disease diagnostic interpretation in thesurgery workflow. It is decision support and should be interpreted with the patient context, local protocols, and clinician judgment.
Normal: 1.00-1.40. Mild-moderate PAD: 0.41-0.90. Severe PAD/CLI: ≤0.40. >1.40: non-compressible (consider TBI).
This page cites 1 published reference. Confirm units and inclusion criteria before applying the output; calculators do not replace assessment, escalation, or local policy.
Ankle-Brachial Index (ABI) is a clinical calculator used for Peripheral arterial disease diagnostic interpretation.
Normal: 1.00-1.40. Mild-moderate PAD: 0.41-0.90. Severe PAD/CLI: ≤0.40. >1.40: non-compressible (consider TBI).
Required inputs include Ankle Pressure, Brachial Pressure.
The Ankle-Brachial Index (ABI) page cites Aboyans V et al. Eur Heart J 2018;39:763-816.
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