Abstract
Twenty-five patients presenting with intermittent claudication were studied with radionuclide arteriography to evaluate blood flow, capillary perfusion and left ventricular function. A comparison with the clinical presentation and contrast angiography showed that the radionuclide methods permitted a greater understanding of the physiological effects of ischaemia on the patient.
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