… limb-threatening ischemia. 9 Encapsulated in this concept is a progressive conundrum of
relative ischemia, where diminishing tissue perfusion becomes inadequate to heal an ulcer of …

… years for a noninvasive means to quantitatively measure IMP or perfusion to the limb. The
purpose of this review is to summarize the current state of the art of noninvasive devices that …

… Critical limb ischemia (CLI) remains a challenge for an … the current investigation methods for
noninvasive perfusion control of the … Therefore, this article describes noninvasive methods of …

… focus on the option of non-invasive detection of the syndrome. … state of research into
non-invasive measurement methods that … of both lower limbs of 86 patients with one limb injury. …

… using a CT-based image segmentation approach and serial image registration. We also
demonstrate that SPECT/CT imaging of the foot is a useful noninvasive technique that allows for …

… To continue our focus on noninvasive imaging of diabetics, we compared ABI values with …
in diabetic limbs. We observe 8 limbs having noncompressible ABIs, and 25 of 32 limbs have …

… This study analyzed 100 limbs in 96 consecutive trauma patients. … Seventeen limbs with
clinically normal perfusion had an API … The remaining 79 limbs, all with an API greater than 0.90, …

… Segmental limb pressures help determine degree of occlusive disease and, by pressure
gradients, localize level of disease. Briefly, the study is performed by placing pressure cuffs …

… Though catheter-based arteriography is often employed in cases of acute limb ischemia … ,
noninvasive imaging may be considered in patients with viable or marginally threatened limbs (…

… The purpose of this article is to review the noninvasive armamentarium available to the
vascular surgeon for evaluation of lower limb arterial insufficiency, detailing the pros and cons, so …