Search for: [Abstract = "stance, PFWD\: 100m\; maximum walking distance, MWD\: 300m\). Doppler ultrasound examination confirmed occlusion of the leg arteries. Due to limited mobility caused by joint dysfunction, standard walking training could not be performed, and the patient declined procedural treatment. An experimental exercise rehabilitation program with BFRE was introduced \(lower limb cuff pressure\: 20mmHg\). The exercise protocol used in Stage I was applied, with sessions conducted three times a week for three months. The patient achieved an extension of claudication distance \(PFWD\: 600m, MWD\: 1000m\) and an increase in ABI \(from 0.3 to 0.55\) and TBI \(from 0.0 to 0.2\), allowing for orthopedic surgery and subsequent regular rehabilitation based on walking training. After three years, the patient walks without limitations or symptoms of claudication, and ABI and TBI have further improved \(0.8 and 0.6, respectively\). In summary, a single\-center clinical study conducted on healthy volunteers demonstrated that training with restricted venous flow not only improves endothelial vasodilatory function and reduces vascular stiffness but also stimulates angiogenesis. Furthermore, the results of the meta\-analysis confirmed these findings and indicated that these phenomena occur more intensively during physical activities with BFR compared to exercises without blood flow restriction. Low\-intensity interval trai"]

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