Critical limb ischemia (CLI) is the term used to designate the condition in which peripheral
artery disease has resulted in resting leg or foot pain or in a breakdown of the skin of the leg …

… This study represents one of the largest single-center experiences with endovascular
treatment of patients with CLI and infrainguinal arterial disease. In addition, the mean follow-up of …

… limb ischemia. This article discusses the diagnosis and strategies for endovascular treatment
of acute limb ischemia… and strategies for endovascular treatment of acute limb ischemia. …

… Acute limb ischemia (ALI) represents one of the most common emergent scenarios encountered
by a vascular specialist. Despite expedient revascularization, high rates of limb loss are …

… Endovascular management was most commonly selected in … predictors of treatment
decisions (endovascular versus open) … likely to receive endovascular management compared to …

… The early (30-day) outcomes indicate that overall, 82% of patients were alive and had their
limb intact after endovascular treatment for ALI. However, this was associated with a risk for …

… Among the various endovascular treatment options of ALLI, stent-assisted recanalization
has not been considered for the treatment of acute limb ischemia. However, recent reports …

… This review presents an update on the diagnosis and management of acute limb ischemia
(ALI), a severe condition … In contrast, endovascular treatment should be the preferred choice of …

… A number of small studies have suggested that outcomes following endovascular (… acute
limb ischemia (ALI). We sought to compare mortality, limb amputation and recurrent ischemia …

… However, based on this study and the overall literature, endovascular treatment may be
the preferred treatment of patients with Rutherford I and IIA ALI; open surgery may be the best …