Acute aerial embolus to lower extrimities will come with symptoms of ?: (A) Pain, swelling and cynosis, (B) Pain, palor, paresthesia and pulselessness, (C) Cyanosis & absent pulse distal to emboli, (D) Pallor, pulselessness and swelling
Answer is B. Embolic aerial occlusion presents with pain, pallor, paresthesia, paralysis and loss of pulsation. Reference Bailey and love, 27th edition, page 955