- Muhtasari wa Ugonjwa wa Mrundikano wa Mafuta kwenye Ateri ya Ukingoni
- Perema ya Ateri kwenye Mikono, Miguu na Moyo
- Ugonjwa wa Mrundikano wa Mafuta Yanayoziba Ateri ya Ukingoni
- Ukuaji Usio wa Kawaida wa Seli za Kuta za Ateri
- Thromboangiitis Obliterans
- Muhtasari wa Ugonjwa wa Mrundikano wa Mafuta kwenye Ateri ya Ukingoni Inayofanya Kazi
- Acrocyanosis
- Erythromelalgia
- Ugonjwa wa Raynaud
Functional peripheral arterial disease is much less common than occlusive peripheral arterial disease. Normally, the arteries of the arms and legs widen (dilate) and narrow (constrict) in response to changes in the environment, such as a change in temperature, changes in blood flow, or signals from the brain. Functional peripheral arterial disease usually occurs when the normal mechanisms that dilate and constrict these arteries are exaggerated. The affected arteries constrict more tightly and more often. These changes in constriction can be caused by
An inherited defect in the blood vessels
Disturbances of the nerves that control the dilation and constriction of arteries (sympathetic nervous system)
Injuries
Medications
Functional peripheral arterial disorders include acrocyanosis, erythromelalgia, and Raynaud syndrome.
