Patients with foot ulceration, and especially those with diabetes, are at an increased risk of amputation. All patients with diabetic foot ulcers should undergo objective testing for critical limb ischemia. This paper looks at the results of a delay in revascularization. Patients who underwent revascularization within 2 weeks of initial assessment had better limb salvage rates than those that did not. This article supports the widely accepted perception that when it comes it critical limb ischemia (CLI), Time Matters.
Antegrade superficial femoral artery access is safe and offers significant advantages or traditional common femoral artery access.
Globally we are seeing an aging population with an increasing prevalence of diabetes and metabolic syndrome.
Too often the gynecological community gives misleading information about fibroids and treatment with uterine fibroid embolization.