Check Artery Blockage at Home - ABI TEST - Ankle Brachial Index Test Learn how to check artery blockage at home using the ABI Test, Ankle Brachial Index Test This simple method helps detect Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) a condition caused by narrowed or blocked arteries that reduces blood flow to your legs. In this video, you’ll learn: ●What the ABI test is ●How to measure ankle & arm BP ●How to calculate your ABI score ●ABI ranges and what they may indicate ●When to see a doctor The ABI test

Ankle Brachial Index (ABI) Test - Yale Medicine Explains

DR.Siva Sundar MBBS,MD(General medicine) on Instagram: "Wondering why I’m checking BP in my mother’s leg? This is not a mistake — it’s important. There is a test called the Ankle–Brachial Index (ABI). It compares leg BP to arm BP. 👉 ABI = Leg systolic BP ÷ Arm systolic BP Normally, because of gravity, blood flow to the legs is higher, so the ABI should be more than 1. ⚠️ If the ABI is less than 0.9, it may suggest a block in the leg arteries. This tells us when to do a Doppler test of the lower

How to Perform an Ankle Brachial Index Test

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