Intermittent leg ischaemia during competition cycling

Stenotic intimal thickening of the external iliac artery in competition cyclists

01 May 1990 Twenty-three cases of an arterial disease that affects competition cyclists are reported. Patients complained of intermittent acute claudication appearing on one lower limb only at the time of a maximal strain while cycling. Doppler hemodynamic...

Endofibrosis of the External Iliac Artery in Bicycle Racers : An Unrecognized Pathological State

Stenotic Intimal Thickening of the External Iliac Artery: Illness of the Competition Cyclists? Report of Two Cases

01 July 1985 Two top class cyclists, 23 and 24, complained of intermittent acute claudica tion at maximal effort due to a stenotic endofibrosis of the external iliac artery. Symptoms disappeared after endarterectomy and venous patch arterioplasty. This pathology is...

External iliac artery thrombosis

24 June 1950 On attendance at the neurovascular clinic at the Manchester Royal Infirmary, patients with the symptoms of intermittent claudication undergo a routine clinical examination which enables the underlying vascular disease to be assessed (Boyd et al.,...