Revascularization, whether endovascular or surgical, is reserved for patients with intermittent claudication symptoms refractory to medical therapy, critical limb ischemia and acute limb ischemia. The choice between endovascular and surgical intervention is done on case-to-case basis; however, endovascular intervention is usually chosen first and surgery is done when the non surgical intervention fails. In addition, the anatomic characteristics of the PAD lesions guides the management plan. Amputation might be required in severe cases of critical limb ischemia.
Peripheral arterial disease surgery
Deep vein thrombosis surgery
Diabetic nephropathy surgery
Diabetic foot surgery
Varicose veins surgery
Peripheral arterial disease medical therapy
Buerger's disease surgery
Undifferentiated connective tissue disease surgery