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Exercise vs surgery.(NEWS FLASH: THE LATEST RESEARCH)(Brief article)
Surgery is one treatment for leg pain caused by peripheral arterial disease, or intermittent claudication, but exercise is a noninvasive option. In a study published in Radiology, patients who received hospital-supervised exercise programs experienced relief comparable to that of surgery, ...
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