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Review Question - QID 5604

Lumbar Spinal Stenosis Differential Important to differentiate symptoms of neurogenic claudication from vascular claudication QID: 5604 (OBQ14.194)
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QID 5604 (Type "5604" in App Search)
A 63-year-old male, with history of myocardial infarction, presents with buttock and leg pain. He states the pain is worse when climbing stairs, and is absent when walking down a hill. He reports when walking on a flat surface the pain begins after roughly 50 meters, but if he stops walking and remains standing upright, the pain resolves after a few minutes. He denies any leg pain when sitting and driving a car. These symptoms are most consistent with:
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