Abstract: . . .  increased risk of stroke and heart attack. Furthermore, 60% of patients with IC have evidence on ECG of pre-existing coronary heart disease and approximately one third will have been treated for hypertension. Management The key to management is . . .
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. . .  necessary in those patients who continue to smoke. F i n a l l y, because of the probability of significant coronary artery disease , patients who require vascular surgery to the lower limb(s) may need coronary artery revascularisation as a prelude. . . .
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