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• Oct 11, 2025 peripheral vascular disease concept map he narrowing, blockage, or spasms of blood vessels outside the heart and brain. While it primarily affects arteries, veins and lymphatic vessels can also be involved, but the term "peripheral vascular disease" most commonly refers to arterial disease. Epidemiology and Significance Prevalence: PVD By Winifred Schuster-Deckow I
• Aug 11, 2025 peripheral neuropathy occupational therapy , and activity modifications to help reduce discomfort associated with peripheral neuropathy. How can occupational therapy improve hand function in patients with peripheral neuropathy? OT can provide exercises to strengthen hand muscles, teach sensory re-education, and suggest adaptive too By Malcolm Keeling
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