… Chronic limb ischaemia presents over time. The most common cause of chronic ischaemia
is peripheral arterial disease (PAD). Risk factors for the development of PAD may be …

… Limb ischaemia is an important clinical problem due to the … The main risk factors for limb
ischaemia are smoking and … , critical limb ischaemia and the acute or ‘threatened’ limb are …

… Limb ischaemia is an important clinical problem due to the … Intermittent claudication, critical
ischaemia and acute ischaemia … critical limb ischaemia require intervention to avoid limb loss; …

… In the United Kingdom, acute traumatic limb ischaemia is … orthopaedic procedures on the
limb (especially if exsanguinating … Postoperative assessment of lower limb ischaemia may be …

… (the most common manifestation of limb ischaemia) affects 5–… an incidence of critical
ischaemia of the limb of 40 per … to differentiate these symptoms from those of limb ischaemia. …

… 31st, 2012, median 775 days, 25th–75th percentiles 469–1120 days) nutritional, aplastic,
and anemia in chronic disease and acute anemia were high significant predictors of long-term …

… Acute (ALI) and chronic limb ischaemic (CLI) make up a major part of the workload of vascular
surgeons and carry considerable morbidity and mortality. Peripheral artery disease (PAD) …

… leading cause of both acute and chronic limb ischaemia. Chronic limb ischaemia may also
be caused … Acute limb ischaemia may be also due to embolism, thrombosis or trauma. Duplex …

… limb may be irretrievably damaged even though the skin remains viable (Cases 4, 5, and 6).
It is obvious, then, that acute complete limb ischaemia … flow to the ischaemic area may rob …

… with acute or chronic limb ischaemia … acute and chronic limb ischaemia, but complications
do occur and patients should be carefully selected. Acute non-traumatic lower limb ischaemia …