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Inspect the appropriateness of conducting a Ultrasound echocardiography transthoracic stress on a patient with the following characteristics: chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate probability of coronary artery disease. Initial imaging. | usually appropriate | strong |
Consider the appropriateness of undertaking a Magnetic Resonance Imaging heart with function and vasodilator stress perfusion without and with Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate probability of coronary artery diseas... | usually appropriate | strong |
Evaluate the appropriateness of performing a Computed Tomography Angiography coronary arteries with Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate probability of coronary artery disease. Initial imaging. | usually appropriate | strong |
Appraise the appropriateness of delivering a Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography or Single-photon Emission Computed Tomography / Computed Tomography Myocardial Perfusion Imaging stress only on a patient with the following characteristics: chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate prob... | usually appropriate | limited |
Inspect the appropriateness of conducting a Rb-82 Positron Emission Tomography/Computed Tomography heart on a patient with the following characteristics: chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate probability of coronary artery disease. Initial imaging. | usually appropriate | limited |
Determine the appropriateness of executing a Rb-82 Positron Emission Tomography/Computed Tomography heart on a patient with the following characteristics: chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate probability of coronary artery disease. Initial imaging. | usually appropriate | limited |
Scrutinize the appropriateness of providing a Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography or Single-photon Emission Computed Tomography / Computed Tomography Myocardial Perfusion Imaging rest and stress on a patient with the following characteristics: chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate... | usually appropriate | limited |
Consider the appropriateness of undertaking a Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography or Single-photon Emission Computed Tomography / Computed Tomography Myocardial Perfusion Imaging rest and stress on a patient with the following characteristics: chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate... | usually appropriate | limited |
Analyze the appropriateness of providing a Ultrasound echocardiography transthoracic resting on a patient with the following characteristics: chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate probability of coronary artery disease. Initial imaging. | may be appropriate | limited |
Survey the appropriateness of delivering a Magnetic Resonance Angiography coronary arteries without and with Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate probability of coronary artery disease. Initial imaging. | may be appropriate | strong |
Examine the appropriateness of offering a Magnetic Resonance Imaging heart function and morphology without Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate probability of coronary artery disease. Initial imaging. | may be appropriate | strong |
Gauge the appropriateness of executing a Magnetic Resonance Imaging heart with function and inotropic stress without and with Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate probability of coronary artery disease. Initial imagin... | may be appropriate | strong |
Appraise the appropriateness of delivering a Magnetic Resonance Imaging heart with function and inotropic stress without Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate probability of coronary artery disease. Initial imaging. | may be appropriate | strong |
Measure the appropriateness of undertaking a Computed Tomography chest with Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate probability of coronary artery disease. Initial imaging. | may be appropriate | expert consensus |
Examine the appropriateness of offering a Computed Tomography coronary calcium on a patient with the following characteristics: chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate probability of coronary artery disease. Initial imaging. | may be appropriate | limited |
Investigate the appropriateness of performing a Arteriography coronary on a patient with the following characteristics: chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate probability of coronary artery disease. Initial imaging. | usually not appropriate | limited |
Determine the appropriateness of administering a Computed Tomography chest without and with Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate probability of coronary artery disease. Initial imaging. | usually not appropriate | expert consensus |
Determine the appropriateness of administering a Computed Tomography chest without Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate probability of coronary artery disease. Initial imaging. | usually not appropriate | expert consensus |
Appraise the appropriateness of delivering a Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography or Single-photon Emission Computed Tomography / Computed Tomography Myocardial Perfusion Imaging rest only on a patient with the following characteristics: chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate probab... | usually not appropriate | limited |
Examine the appropriateness of offering a Arteriography lower extremity on a patient with the following characteristics: sudden onset of cold, painful leg. Suspected vascular compromise. Initial imaging. | usually appropriate | strong |
Inspect the appropriateness of conducting a Magnetic Resonance Angiography abdomen and pelvis with bilateral lower extremity runoff with Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: sudden onset of cold, painful leg. Suspected vascular compromise. Initial imaging. | usually appropriate | strong |
Determine the appropriateness of executing a Computed Tomography Angiography lower extremity with Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: sudden onset of cold, painful leg. Suspected vascular compromise. Initial imaging. | usually appropriate | strong |
Examine the appropriateness of offering a Computed Tomography Angiography abdomen and pelvis with bilateral lower extremity runoff with Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: sudden onset of cold, painful leg. Suspected vascular compromise. Initial imaging. | usually appropriate | strong |
Consider the appropriateness of providing a Ultrasound duplex Doppler lower extremity on a patient with the following characteristics: sudden onset of cold, painful leg. Suspected vascular compromise. Initial imaging. | may be appropriate | strong |
Weigh the appropriateness of administering a Magnetic Resonance Angiography abdomen and pelvis with bilateral lower extremity runoff without Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: sudden onset of cold, painful leg. Suspected vascular compromise. Initial imaging. | may be appropriate | strong |
Assess how appropriate it would be to perform a Magnetic Resonance Angiography lower extremity without and with Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: sudden onset of cold, painful leg. Suspected vascular compromise. Initial imaging. | may be appropriate | strong |
Consider the appropriateness of providing a Magnetic Resonance Angiography lower extremity without Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: sudden onset of cold, painful leg. Suspected vascular compromise. Initial imaging. | may be appropriate | strong |
Review the appropriateness of conducting a Ultrasound duplex Doppler aorta abdomen on a patient with the following characteristics: sudden onset of cold, painful leg. Suspected vascular compromise. Initial imaging. | usually not appropriate | expert consensus |
Gauge the appropriateness of executing a Ultrasound intravascular aorta and iliofemoral system on a patient with the following characteristics: sudden onset of cold, painful leg. Suspected vascular compromise. Initial imaging. | usually not appropriate | limited |
Survey the appropriateness of delivering a Ultrasound pelvis transrectal on a patient with the following characteristics: rectal cancer. Locoregional staging. Initial imaging. | usually appropriate | strong |
Examine the appropriateness of offering a Magnetic Resonance Imaging pelvis without and with Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: rectal cancer. Locoregional staging. Initial imaging. | usually appropriate | strong |
Scrutinize the appropriateness of providing a Magnetic Resonance Imaging pelvis without Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: rectal cancer. Locoregional staging. Initial imaging. | usually appropriate | strong |
Assess how appropriate it would be to perform a Computed Tomography abdomen and pelvis with Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: rectal cancer. Locoregional staging. Initial imaging. | may be appropriate | strong |
Examine the appropriateness of offering a Computed Tomography colonography on a patient with the following characteristics: rectal cancer. Locoregional staging. Initial imaging. | may be appropriate | limited |
Analyze the appropriateness of providing a Fluorodeoxyglucose Positron Emission Tomography/Computed Tomography skull base to mid-thigh on a patient with the following characteristics: rectal cancer. Locoregional staging. Initial imaging. | may be appropriate | limited |
Measure the appropriateness of undertaking a Computed Tomography abdomen and pelvis without Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: rectal cancer. Locoregional staging. Initial imaging. | usually not appropriate | strong |
Measure the appropriateness of undertaking a Computed Tomography abdomen and pelvis without and with Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: rectal cancer. Locoregional staging. Initial imaging. | usually not appropriate | strong |
Judge the appropriateness of administering a Magnetic Resonance Imaging pelvis without and with Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: rectal cancer. Locoregional staging. Postneoadjuvant therapy. | usually appropriate | strong |
Probe the appropriateness of offering a Magnetic Resonance Imaging pelvis without Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: rectal cancer. Locoregional staging. Postneoadjuvant therapy. | usually appropriate | strong |
Evaluate the appropriateness of performing a Ultrasound pelvis transrectal on a patient with the following characteristics: rectal cancer. Locoregional staging. Postneoadjuvant therapy. | may be appropriate (disagreement) | expert opinion |
Consider the appropriateness of providing a Computed Tomography abdomen and pelvis with Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: rectal cancer. Locoregional staging. Postneoadjuvant therapy. | may be appropriate | strong |
Determine the appropriateness of administering a Fluorodeoxyglucose Positron Emission Tomography/Computed Tomography skull base to mid-thigh on a patient with the following characteristics: rectal cancer. Locoregional staging. Postneoadjuvant therapy. | may be appropriate | strong |
Survey the appropriateness of delivering a Computed Tomography abdomen and pelvis without Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: rectal cancer. Locoregional staging. Postneoadjuvant therapy. | usually not appropriate | strong |
Examine the appropriateness of offering a Computed Tomography colonography on a patient with the following characteristics: rectal cancer. Locoregional staging. Postneoadjuvant therapy. | usually not appropriate | expert consensus |
Determine the appropriateness of executing a Computed Tomography abdomen and pelvis without and with Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: rectal cancer. Locoregional staging. Postneoadjuvant therapy. | usually not appropriate | strong |
Examine the appropriateness of offering a Computed Tomography chest with Intravenous contrast and Magnetic Resonance Imaging abdomen with Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: colorectal cancer. Staging for distant metastases. Initial imaging. | usually appropriate | expert consensus |
Weigh the appropriateness of administering a Computed Tomography chest abdomen pelvis with Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: colorectal cancer. Staging for distant metastases. Initial imaging. | usually appropriate | strong |
Judge the appropriateness of administering a Computed Tomography chest with Intravenous contrast and Magnetic Resonance Imaging abdomen without Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: colorectal cancer. Staging for distant metastases. Initial imaging. | may be appropriate | expert consensus |
Judge the appropriateness of administering a Computed Tomography chest without Intravenous contrast and Magnetic Resonance Imaging abdomen with Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: colorectal cancer. Staging for distant metastases. Initial imaging. | may be appropriate | expert consensus |
Weigh the appropriateness of administering a Computed Tomography chest without Intravenous contrast and Magnetic Resonance Imaging abdomen without Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: colorectal cancer. Staging for distant metastases. Initial imaging. | may be appropriate | expert consensus |
Determine the appropriateness of executing a Computed Tomography chest abdomen pelvis without Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: colorectal cancer. Staging for distant metastases. Initial imaging. | may be appropriate | strong |
Investigate the appropriateness of performing a Fluorodeoxyglucose Positron Emission Tomography/Computed Tomography skull base to mid-thigh on a patient with the following characteristics: colorectal cancer. Staging for distant metastases. Initial imaging. | may be appropriate | strong |
Investigate the appropriateness of performing a Computed Tomography chest without and with Intravenous contrast and Magnetic Resonance Imaging abdomen without and with Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: colorectal cancer. Staging for distant metastases. Initial imaging. | usually not appropriate | expert consensus |
Review the appropriateness of conducting a Computed Tomography chest abdomen pelvis without and with Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: colorectal cancer. Staging for distant metastases. Initial imaging. | usually not appropriate | strong |
Determine the appropriateness of executing a Radiography foot on a patient with the following characteristics: suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus. Initial imaging. | usually appropriate | limited |
Appraise the appropriateness of delivering a Ultrasound foot on a patient with the following characteristics: suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus. Initial imaging. | usually not appropriate | expert consensus |
Analyze the appropriateness of providing a Magnetic Resonance Imaging foot without and with Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus. Initial imaging. | usually not appropriate | expert consensus |
Survey the appropriateness of delivering a Magnetic Resonance Imaging foot without Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus. Initial imaging. | usually not appropriate | expert consensus |
Analyze the appropriateness of providing a Computed Tomography foot with Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus. Initial imaging. | usually not appropriate | expert consensus |
Inspect the appropriateness of conducting a Computed Tomography foot without and with Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus. Initial imaging. | usually not appropriate | expert consensus |
Consider the appropriateness of providing a Computed Tomography foot without Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus. Initial imaging. | usually not appropriate | expert consensus |
Investigate the appropriateness of performing a 3-phase bone scan foot on a patient with the following characteristics: suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus. Initial imaging. | usually not appropriate | expert consensus |
Examine the appropriateness of offering a 3-phase bone scan and White Blood Cells scan and sulfur colloid scan foot on a patient with the following characteristics: suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus. Initial imaging. | usually not appropriate | expert consensus |
Determine the appropriateness of administering a 3-phase bone scan and White Blood Cells scan foot on a patient with the following characteristics: suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus. Initial imaging. | usually not appropriate | expert consensus |
Review the appropriateness of conducting a 3-phase bone scan and White Blood Cells scan with Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography or Single-photon Emission Computed Tomography / Computed Tomography foot on a patient with the following characteristics: suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes ... | usually not appropriate | expert consensus |
Scrutinize the appropriateness of providing a Fluorodeoxyglucose Positron Emission Tomography/Computed Tomography whole body on a patient with the following characteristics: suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus. Initial imaging. | usually not appropriate | expert consensus |
Assess how appropriate it would be to perform a White Blood Cells scan and sulfur colloid scan foot on a patient with the following characteristics: suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus. Initial imaging. | usually not appropriate | expert consensus |
Examine the appropriateness of offering a White Blood Cells scan foot on a patient with the following characteristics: suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus. Initial imaging. | usually not appropriate | expert consensus |
Determine the appropriateness of administering a Magnetic Resonance Imaging foot without and with Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: soft-tissue swelling without ulcer. Suspected osteomyelitis or early neuropathic arthropathy changes of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus. Add... | usually appropriate | strong |
Consider the appropriateness of providing a Magnetic Resonance Imaging foot without Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: soft-tissue swelling without ulcer. Suspected osteomyelitis or early neuropathic arthropathy changes of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus. Additional imagin... | usually appropriate | strong |
Evaluate the appropriateness of carrying out a Computed Tomography foot with Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: soft-tissue swelling without ulcer. Suspected osteomyelitis or early neuropathic arthropathy changes of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus. Additional imaging follo... | may be appropriate | limited |
Examine the appropriateness of offering a Computed Tomography foot without Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: soft-tissue swelling without ulcer. Suspected osteomyelitis or early neuropathic arthropathy changes of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus. Additional imaging followi... | may be appropriate | limited |
Probe the appropriateness of offering a 3-phase bone scan and White Blood Cells scan foot on a patient with the following characteristics: soft-tissue swelling without ulcer. Suspected osteomyelitis or early neuropathic arthropathy changes of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus. Additional imaging following rad... | may be appropriate | limited |
Analyze the appropriateness of providing a 3-phase bone scan and White Blood Cells scan with Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography or Single-photon Emission Computed Tomography / Computed Tomography foot on a patient with the following characteristics: soft-tissue swelling without ulcer. Suspected osteomyelitis or... | may be appropriate | strong |
Appraise the appropriateness of delivering a Fluorodeoxyglucose Positron Emission Tomography/Computed Tomography whole body on a patient with the following characteristics: soft-tissue swelling without ulcer. Suspected osteomyelitis or early neuropathic arthropathy changes of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus... | may be appropriate | strong |
Measure the appropriateness of undertaking a White Blood Cells scan foot on a patient with the following characteristics: soft-tissue swelling without ulcer. Suspected osteomyelitis or early neuropathic arthropathy changes of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus. Additional imaging following radiographs. | may be appropriate | limited |
Measure the appropriateness of undertaking a Ultrasound foot on a patient with the following characteristics: soft-tissue swelling without ulcer. Suspected osteomyelitis or early neuropathic arthropathy changes of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus. Additional imaging following radiographs. | usually not appropriate | expert consensus |
Judge the appropriateness of administering a Computed Tomography foot without and with Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: soft-tissue swelling without ulcer. Suspected osteomyelitis or early neuropathic arthropathy changes of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus. Additional ima... | usually not appropriate | limited |
Investigate the appropriateness of performing a 3-phase bone scan foot on a patient with the following characteristics: soft-tissue swelling without ulcer. Suspected osteomyelitis or early neuropathic arthropathy changes of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus. Additional imaging following radiographs. | usually not appropriate | limited |
Review the appropriateness of conducting a 3-phase bone scan and White Blood Cells scan and sulfur colloid scan foot on a patient with the following characteristics: soft-tissue swelling without ulcer. Suspected osteomyelitis or early neuropathic arthropathy changes of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus. Addit... | usually not appropriate | limited |
Assess how appropriate it would be to perform a White Blood Cells scan and sulfur colloid scan foot on a patient with the following characteristics: soft-tissue swelling without ulcer. Suspected osteomyelitis or early neuropathic arthropathy changes of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus. Additional imaging fol... | usually not appropriate | limited |
Gauge the appropriateness of executing a Magnetic Resonance Imaging foot without and with Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: soft-tissue swelling with ulcer. Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus with or without neuropathic arthropathy. Additional imag... | usually appropriate | strong |
Investigate the appropriateness of performing a Magnetic Resonance Imaging foot without Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: soft-tissue swelling with ulcer. Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus with or without neuropathic arthropathy. Additional imagin... | usually appropriate | strong |
Survey the appropriateness of delivering a Computed Tomography foot with Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: soft-tissue swelling with ulcer. Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus with or without neuropathic arthropathy. Additional imaging following rad... | may be appropriate | limited |
Assess how appropriate it would be to perform a Computed Tomography foot without Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: soft-tissue swelling with ulcer. Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus with or without neuropathic arthropathy. Additional imaging follo... | may be appropriate | limited |
Review the appropriateness of conducting a 3-phase bone scan foot on a patient with the following characteristics: soft-tissue swelling with ulcer. Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus with or without neuropathic arthropathy. Additional imaging following radiographs. | may be appropriate (disagreement) | expert opinion |
Review the appropriateness of conducting a 3-phase bone scan and White Blood Cells scan foot on a patient with the following characteristics: soft-tissue swelling with ulcer. Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus with or without neuropathic arthropathy. Additional imaging following radi... | may be appropriate | limited |
Consider the appropriateness of undertaking a 3-phase bone scan and White Blood Cells scan with Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography or Single-photon Emission Computed Tomography / Computed Tomography foot on a patient with the following characteristics: soft-tissue swelling with ulcer. Suspected osteomyelitis of... | may be appropriate | strong |
Probe the appropriateness of offering a Fluorodeoxyglucose Positron Emission Tomography/Computed Tomography whole body on a patient with the following characteristics: soft-tissue swelling with ulcer. Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus with or without neuropathic arthropathy. Additio... | may be appropriate | strong |
Survey the appropriateness of delivering a White Blood Cells scan foot on a patient with the following characteristics: soft-tissue swelling with ulcer. Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus with or without neuropathic arthropathy. Additional imaging following radiographs. | may be appropriate | limited |
Inspect the appropriateness of conducting a Ultrasound foot on a patient with the following characteristics: soft-tissue swelling with ulcer. Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus with or without neuropathic arthropathy. Additional imaging following radiographs. | usually not appropriate | expert consensus |
Analyze the appropriateness of providing a Computed Tomography foot without and with Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: soft-tissue swelling with ulcer. Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus with or without neuropathic arthropathy. Additional imaging f... | usually not appropriate | limited |
Investigate the appropriateness of performing a 3-phase bone scan and White Blood Cells scan and sulfur colloid scan foot on a patient with the following characteristics: soft-tissue swelling with ulcer. Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus with or without neuropathic arthropathy. Addi... | usually not appropriate | limited |
Examine the appropriateness of offering a White Blood Cells scan and sulfur colloid scan foot on a patient with the following characteristics: soft-tissue swelling with ulcer. Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus with or without neuropathic arthropathy. Additional imaging following rad... | usually not appropriate | limited |
Probe the appropriateness of offering a Best medical management including supervised exercise program only on a patient with the following characteristics: nonsmoker, sedentary lifestyle. No symptoms at rest but mild left lower-extremity claudication on walking, asymmetrically diminished left femoral pulse. Next steps ... | usually appropriate | not specified |
Gauge the appropriateness of executing a Risk factor analysis, lipid profile and ABIs on a patient with the following characteristics: nonsmoker, sedentary lifestyle. No symptoms at rest but mild left lower-extremity claudication on walking, asymmetrically diminished left femoral pulse. Next steps on initial physician ... | usually appropriate | not specified |
Consider the appropriateness of undertaking a Ultrasound duplex Doppler lower extremity on a patient with the following characteristics: nonsmoker, sedentary lifestyle. No symptoms at rest but mild left lower-extremity claudication on walking, asymmetrically diminished left femoral pulse. Next steps on initial physicia... | usually appropriate | not specified |
Review the appropriateness of conducting a Antiplatelet adjunctive therapy on a patient with the following characteristics: nonsmoker, sedentary lifestyle. No symptoms at rest but mild left lower-extremity claudication on walking, asymmetrically diminished left femoral pulse. Next steps on initial physician visit. | usually appropriate | not specified |
Review the appropriateness of conducting a Computed Tomography Angiography abdomen and pelvis with bilateral lower extremity runoff with Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: nonsmoker, sedentary lifestyle. No symptoms at rest but mild left lower-extremity claudication on walking, asymme... | usually appropriate | not specified |
Assess how appropriate it would be to perform a Magnetic Resonance Angiography abdomen and pelvis with bilateral lower extremity runoff with Intravenous contrast on a patient with the following characteristics: nonsmoker, sedentary lifestyle. No symptoms at rest but mild left lower-extremity claudication on walking, as... | usually appropriate | not specified |
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