Objectives The aim of this review is to focus on risk factors, risk-modifying drugs and
prognosis for upper limb arterial thromboembolism, and the relationship between upper limb …

Surgical and intensive care patients are at a heightened risk for arterial embolization due to
pre-existing conditions such as age, hypercoagulability, cardiac abnormalities and …

Acute embolism of the upper extremity is a relatively infrequent event compared to the lower
extremity, but it will affect the function of the limb involved and may occasionally lead to …

Заболевания артерий верхних конечностей встречаются реже, чем нижних. Окклюзии и
критические стенозы артерий приводят к развитию ишемии, в течение которой важную …

Although infrequent, embolic occlusion to non-cerebral arteries may result in limb loss,
organ failure, and death. The aim of this study was to define clinical and echocardiographic …

Acute limb ischemia (ALI) is defined as any sudden decrease in limb perfusion causing a
potential threat to limb viability (Norgren et al., J Vasc Surg 45: S5–67, 2007). The incidence …

Background—Amputation rates and mortality in patients with severe acute limb ischemia
remain high. The protective effect of controlled reperfusion (CR) on tissue damage because …

Background Left atrial septal pouches (LASPs) are a relatively newly described but common
anatomical cardiac variant thought to be associated with atrial fibrillation (AF) and cardio …

Целью исследования стала оценка значимости в танатогенезе потенциальных
источников артериальных эмболий на основании патологоанатомических …

На основании данных опубликованных в зарубежной и отечественной литературе
анализируются частота развития эмболий магистральных артерий при фибрилляции …