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Symptomatic Fibromuscular Hyperplasia of the External Iliac Artery: Report of a Case

as coeliac, mesenteric, hepatic, iliac artery, and internal carotid has been reported in the literature as isolated case reports usually without symptoms or associated with other conditions or usually found as incidental findings at necropsy.3-5 The rarity of symptomatic F.M.H. of peripheral arteries is indicated by the fact that there is only one case report of a 62 year old woman with claudication due to fibromuscular hyperplasia of the iliac arteries6 and there