Subclavian steal syndrome: can the blood pressure difference between arms predict the severity of steal?
Brachial systolic blood pressure difference is related to the severity of SSS and can be used as a screening tool for SSS. However, it performed better in severe steal than milder steal phenomena.
We propose that safe, non-toxic peptide dendrimers, which are readily synthesised and modifiable for a variety of applications, form the basis of a new family of biocompatible "linkers" with substantial potential for targeted delivery applications.