👉 In medical terminology, "interambulacral" refers to a condition where two or more major arteries (the brachial artery and the common carotid artery) are occluded or blocked. This can lead to symptoms such as pain in the neck, jaw, or head, and may also affect the balance and coordination of the body. A diagnosis of interambulacral obstruction is typically made through imaging studies like an X-ray or MRI, which can show abnormalities in blood flow
