Clinical presentation and patient evaluation in ATOS

Keyphrases

• Patient Assessment 100%
• Clinical Presentation 100%
• Clinical Patients 100%
• Thoracic Outlet Syndrome 100%
• Presentation Evaluation 100%
• Imaging Studies 66%
• Subclavian Artery 66%
• Cervical Rib 66%
• Muscle Cramps 33%
• Healthy Individuals 33%
• Vasospasm 33%
• Supraclavicular 33%
• Upper Extremity 33%
• Thromboembolism 33%
• Exercise-induced 33%
• Incidental 33%
• Aneurysmal Degeneration 33%
• Claudication 33%
• Numbness 33%
• Tingling 33%
• Anatomic Abnormalities 33%
• Neurogenic Thoracic Outlet Syndrome 33%
• Heaviness 33%
• Thrombus Formation 33%
• Muscle Pain 33%
• Distal Embolization 33%
• Upper Extremity Ischemia 33%
• Fatigue Muscles 33%
• Cold Sensation 33%
• Mural Thrombus 33%
• Pulsatile Mass 33%
• Arm Symptoms 33%
• Poststenotic Dilatation 33%
• Uses of History 33%
• Subclavian Artery Aneurysm 33%
• Sound Diagnosis 33%
• Digital Gangrene 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Thorax Outlet Syndrome 100%
• Subclavian Artery 75%
• Physical Examination 50%
• Arm 50%
• Upper Limb 50%
• Venous Ulcer 50%
• Cervical Rib 50%
• Limb 25%
• Vasospasm 25%
• Ischemia 25%
• Finger 25%
• Aneurysm 25%
• Embolization 25%
• Thromboembolism 25%
• Blood Clotting 25%
• Artery Occlusion 25%
• Claudication 25%
• Paresthesia 25%
• Fingertip 25%
• Clinical Deformity 25%
• Incidental Finding 25%
• Gangrene 25%
• Artery Compression 25%
• Muscle Fatigue 25%
• Cold Sensation 25%