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work_bflf3b2frrgunnuoc4qxp6z4zu	Taylor J. Brueseke	Lack of Lower Extremity Hair Not a Predictor for Peripheral Arterial Disease	2009.0	2	.pdf	application/pdf	1848	194	62	and 40% of patients without PAD had absent leg hair Using �2 analysis, we found no statistically significant relationship between disease presence and absence of lower extremity hair (P = .09). of the present study was to determine whether the absence of lower extremity hair is a useful predictor of PAD. the numbers of diseased patients without leg hair (n = 16) Presence of Lower Extremity Hair in Patients disease presence and absence of lower extremity hair (P = .09). The authors suggest that men with atypical nevi may have greater knowledge and awareness of melanoma risk, resulting in earlier detection of their melanomas. Another explanation, suggested by Liu et al,2 is that patients with atypical or increased numbers of moles have patients were enrolled before the significance of atypical nevi was recognized as a risk factor for melanoma, These data suggest that melanomas arising in patients with increased numbers of	./cache/work_bflf3b2frrgunnuoc4qxp6z4zu.pdf	./txt/work_bflf3b2frrgunnuoc4qxp6z4zu.txt