acute limb ischemia; arterial thrombosis; endovascular percutaneous thrombectomy
A survey of contemporary acute lower limb ischaemia management
Introduction Acute limb ischaemia (ALI) occurs as a result of abrupt reduction in limb perfusion due to total or subtotal arterial occlusion by thomboembolism to the peripheral arteries within 14 days of the presentation. It is a vascular emergency with an incidence rate of 140 per million per annum and an average prevalence rate of…
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