The calf pulse volume waveform normally has greater amplitude than the thigh waveform because of which one of the following?
A) Sequential changes
B) Superficial femoral disease
C) Cuff artifact
D) Intermittent ischemia

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The greater amplitude of the calf pulse volume waveform compared to the thigh is often due to cuff artifact, which can occur when the cuff size or placement affects the waveform readings.

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