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Peripheral arterial disease (PAD) - colloquially known as "intermittent claudication" or "window-shopper's disease"—is a chronic circulatory disorder affecting the arteries, typically in the legs. It is usually caused by calcium deposits (arteriosclerosis) that narrow the blood vessels and cause pain when walking.



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