Do you have Peripheral Vascular Disease?

Do you have pain in your lower extremities when you walk or at night when you are resting?

Baptist Hospital Clinical Research Department is seeking volunteers to participate in a study to treat leg pain using an investigational medication.

The study focuses on intermittent claudication, a condition that causes muscle aches or cramps in the leg calves or buttocks that occur with walking and go away with rest. Selected participants must agree to outpatient clinic visits at Baptist Hospital eleven times over 5 months.

Qualified participants will receive:
Study medication	Routine laboratory tests
Study-related physical exams by a physician	Treadmill testing
EKG/blood pressure checks

To Qualify

People age 40 and older who have experienced, for at least six months, leg pain while walking may be candidates. If you are interested in learning more about this research study or have questions regarding your possible participation, contact:

Baptist Clinical Research
(850) 469 - 2491
Online Information Request Form