5 years ago by Laser Vein Center Peripheral arterial disease (PAD) usually refers to atherosclerosis in the walls of arteries causing blockage which can manifest as pain with walking, fatigue in the calves with walking, poorly healing wounds, leg ulcers, or severe pain in the feet.
Kenalog and cortisone are both corticosteroids...different preparations for essentially the same result. 4 people found this useful.
â¢ Cortisol and cortisone are structurally different. Cortisol has an aldehyde group attached to the 17th carbon of the steroid core Carbon skeleton. Cortisone has a ketone group instead. â¢ Cortisol is the active form when it comes to glucocorticoid activity.Cortisone is a precursor that could be converted to cortisol upon hydrogenation of the ketone group at 17th position into an aldehyde group. Cortisol is the active form when it comes to glucocorticoid activity. Cortisone is a precursor that could be converted to cortisol upon hydrogenation of the ketone group at 17th position into an aldehyde group.