Ankle brachial index measurement in primary care: are we doing it right? by Saskia PA Nicolaï, Lotte M Kruidenier, Ellen V Rouwet, Marie-Louise EL Bartelink,

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Ankle brachial index measurement in primary care: are we doing it right? by Saskia PA Nicolaï, Lotte M Kruidenier, Ellen V Rouwet, Marie-Louise EL Bartelink, Martin H Prins, and Joep AW Teijink BJGP Volume 59(563):422-427 June 1, 2009 ©2009 by British Journal of General Practice

Average ankle brachial index (ABI) as determined by the two measurements across the difference between the ABI measurement in primary care practice and the measurement in the vascular laboratory (SD = standard deviation). Average ankle brachial index (ABI) as determined by the two measurements across the difference between the ABI measurement in primary care practice and the measurement in the vascular laboratory (SD = standard deviation). Saskia PA Nicolaï et al. Br J Gen Pract 2009;59:422-427 ©2009 by British Journal of General Practice