The patient's lower legs and feet should be examined with shoes and socks off, with attention to pulses, hair loss, skin color, and trophic skin changes. Patients with PAD might have cyanosis, atrophic changes like loss of hair, shiny skin, decreased temperature, decreased pulse or redness when limb is returned to a dependent position. The location of the symptoms depends on the nature of the involved arteries.
Peripheral arterial disease physical examination
Diabetic foot physical examination
Diabetic retinopathy physical examination
Diabetic nephropathy physical examination
Peripheral neuropathy physical examination
Scleroderma physical examination
Diabetic foot laboratory findings
Deep vein thrombosis physical examination