For him, the women who took part did so with enthusiasm, in a voluntary and rewarding process. To the 7 screening steps, he added an 8th in Avignon, vascular screening by ultrasound of the abdominal aorta. This examination provided an opportunity for vascular physicians to raise awareness of peripheral vascular disorders, which are largely under-diagnosed. In 2022, this stage could also include assessment of the risk of venous thrombosis through simple questioning and measurement of the Ankle Pressure Index. "Jean-Pierre Laroche concludes: "At the end of these 3 very rewarding days on a human level, we really have the impression of participating in something very useful.
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