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Commonest site of thromboangitis obliterans is

A

Femoral aery

B

Popiteal aery

C

iliac aery

D

None

High-Yield Explanation

Ans. is 'None' Distal circulation is involved in Buerger's disease, usually distal to popliteal and brachial aery.

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