critical limb ischemia

Case Study

No More Crush on the AT: SOBE Vascular Balloon Protection Technique With the MicroMedical Stent System

08/02/2018

The Mount Sinai Medical Center featured the first in-man MicroStent and has thus far completed 5 total cases, all with procedural success and no complications in up to 30-day follow-up.

The Mount Sinai Medical Center...

08/02/2018

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Case Study

No More Crush on the AT: SOBE Vascular Balloon Protection Technique With the MicroMedical Stent System

08/02/2018

Robert E. Beasley , MD, FSCAI, FSIR;

Timothy E. Yates , MD, RPVI;

The Mount Sinai Medical Center featured the first in-man MicroStent and has thus far completed 5 total cases, all with procedural success and no complications in up to 30-day follow-up.

The Mount Sinai Medical Center...

08/02/2018

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Redefining Outpatient Care: Saving Lives & Limbs in Office-Based Labs

08/02/2018

Athar Ansari , MD;

In increasing numbers, operators are choosing to treat their patients outside of hospitals within office-based labs (OBLs), and, equally importantly, patients are increasingly seeking these alternatives to hospital settings.

In increasing numbers, operators...

08/02/2018

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Your Path to Success: Expert Advice

Critical Limb Ischemia Has Found a Care Pathway in El Paso, Texas

07/09/2018

This month, I welcome Laiq Raja, MD, FACC, FSCAI, Jason Mendivil, DPM, and Lorie Henderson, APRN, MSN, NP-C. Their approach to a critical limb ischemia (CLI) care pathway is not only saving limbs, but changing lives one leg at a time. — Gary...

This month, I welcome Laiq Raja,...

07/09/2018

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Case Series

Treatment of Nonreconstructable Critical Limb Ischemia With Ischemic Wounds Utilizing a Noninvasive Intermittent Pneumatic Compression Device Monitored With Fluorescence Angiography

07/02/2018

Valerie L. Marmolejo (Schade) , DPM, MS, CTBS, MWC, FACFAS, FACFAOM;

Dawn M. Green ;

Thuy-Duong Le ;

Leo J. Daab ;

Mario Ponticello , DPM, FACFAS, FAPWCA;

Charles A. Andersen , MD, FACS, FAPWCA;

Renee L. Tyminski ;

07/02/2018

Wounds

Successful Limb Salvage: Utility of Orbital Atherectomy and PTA for the Treatment of Major Occlusions Below the Ankle

03/01/2018

Prateek K. Gupta , MD, FACS;

Brad J. Martinsen , PhD;

Bynthia M. Anose , PhD;

While percutaneous transluminal angioplasty (PTA) enjoys high procedural success rates in focal lesions, the first line of therapy for the elderly, diabetic, end-stage renal disease (ESRD) patient population tends to be amputation.(8)

While percutaneous transluminal...

03/01/2018

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Case Report

Interventional Techniques Utilizing an Interdisciplinary Approach for Treatment of PVD

03/01/2018

Nina Pistalo ;

P. Ramon Llobet , MD, FACC;

When possible, percutaneous transluminal angioplasty (PTA) should be considered as a first-line choice for diabetic patients with foot ulcers and peripheral arterial disease with obstruction, as opposed to amputation.

When possible, percutaneous...

03/01/2018

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Evidence Corner

The Challenges of Healing Arterial Ulcers

02/28/2018

Laura Bolton

02/28/2018

Wounds

Case Series

Fem-Pop Graft Failure: Resurrection with the CrossLock LP

02/06/2018

Richard R. Heuser , MD, FACC, FACP, FESC, FSCAI;

Eddie Lipan , MD;

Even though many cases of critical limb ischemia can be treated with either an endovascular or surgical approach, this small series discusses three cases that underwent a surgical approach that subsequently failed. In each case, the surgeon...

Even though many cases of...

02/06/2018

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CLI Perspectives

Defining CLI From the Front Lines of Care

09/06/2017

Jihad A. Mustapha , MD, FACC, FSCAI;

Eric C. Scott , MD;

In my own practice, I have lowered the threshold to pursue the presence of PAD in patients with non-healing wounds.

In my own practice, I have...

09/06/2017

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