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Muscle oxygenation patterns refer to the spatial and temporal distribution of oxygen saturation within muscle tissue, reflecting the balance between oxygen delivery and consumption during rest and activity. Understanding these patterns is crucial for assessing muscle function, detecting ischemia, and guiding interventions in conditions like peripheral artery disease. Abnormal muscle oxygenation patterns can indicate impaired blood flow, leading to muscle fatigue and pain during exertion.

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