Patient-reported outcomes should supplant lesion-based outcomes in claudication studies
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Patient-reported outcomes should supplant lesion-based outcomes in claudication studies
Conflict of interest statement
Disclosures C.W.H. reports unrelated relationships with Cook Medical Inc (speaker’s bureau), W.L. Gore (speaker’s bureau), and Silk Road Medical (speaker’s bureau).
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