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23 (SD 0.07) vs 0.20 (SD 0.04), p 0.01] and in the axillary arteries [0.54 (SD 0.17) vs 0.48 (SD 0.1, p 0.002]. The IMT was higher than the reference cut-off in 13/808 (1.6%) arteries, in ≥ 1 artery in 10/101 subjects (10.1%). Of these 10 subjects, 8 (80%) were classified as having very high or high risk. Our results suggest that CV risk might influence the US-determined IMT of the temporal and axillary arteries in subjects without GCA. Therefore, in patients with suspected GCA, particular attention should be paid when measuri
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