ABI Test in Seoul, Korea | Peripheral Artery Disease Screening |
Dr. Lim Do-Sun Heart Clinic
The ankle-brachial index, or ABI, is a simple non-invasive test that compares blood pressure in the ankles with blood pressure
in the arms. Dr. Lim Do-Sun Cardiovascular Clinic uses ABI testing to screen for reduced leg circulation and peripheral artery disease.
What Can an ABI Test Detect?
ABI testing may identify narrowed or blocked leg arteries, reduced blood flow, and peripheral artery disease.
Who May Need ABI Testing?
The test may be recommended for leg pain while walking, cold feet, numbness, slow-healing wounds, diabetes, smoking history, or high cholesterol.
What to Expect
Blood pressure cuffs are placed on the arms and ankles. The test is painless, quick, and does not use needles or radiation.
Why Choose Dr. Lim Do-Sun Heart Clinic?
- Cardiovascular specialist evaluation
- Non-invasive circulation screening
- Personalized vascular risk assessment
- International patient support
Book an ABI Test in Seoul
Visit Dr. Lim Do-Sun Cardiovascular Clinic for peripheral artery disease screening and personalized cardiovascular care.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an ABI test?
It compares ankle and arm blood pressure to assess circulation in the legs.
Can ABI detect peripheral artery disease?
Yes. An abnormal result may indicate narrowed or blocked leg arteries.
Is ABI testing painful?
No. It is a painless and non-invasive test.
How long does the test take?
The examination is generally completed within a short clinic visit.
Can international patients book ABI testing?
Yes. International patients can arrange ABI testing and cardiovascular consultation in Seoul.
