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Chronic Limb-Threatening Ischemia

Published: June 2019
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  • Key Points
  • Recommendations
    • Definitions and nomenclature
    • Global epidemiology and risk factors for CLTI
    • Diagnosis and limb staging in CLTI
    • Medical management
    • The GLASS for CLTI
    • Strategies for EBR
    • Nonrevascularization treatments of the limb
    • Biologic and regenerative medicine approaches in CLTI
    • The role of minor and major amputations
    • Postprocedural care and surveillance after infrainguinal revascularization for CLTI
  • Tables
    • Wound grading in Wound, Ischemia, and foot Infection (WIfI) classification
    • Ischemia grading in Wound, Ischemia, and foot Infection (WIfI) classification
    • Foot infection grading in Wound, Ischemia, and foot Infection (WIfI) classification
    • Assignment of GLASS stage
    • Descriptive summary of GLASS stages of infrainguinal arterial disease
  • Algorithms
    • Flow diagram for the investigation of patients presenting with suspected CLTI
    • Suggested algorithm for anatomic imaging in patients with CLTI who are candidates for revascularization
    • PLAN framework of clinical decision-making in CLTI; infrainguinal disease
  • Figures
    • SVS WIfI Clinical Limb Stage
    • The benefit of performing re-vascularization in CLTI increases with degree of ischemia and with the severity of limb threat (WIfI stage)
    • Femoropopliteal (FP) disease grading in GLASS
    • Infrapopliteal (IP) disease grading in GLASS
    • Flow chart illustrating application of GLASS to stage infrainguinal disease pattern in CLTI
    • Inframalleolar (IM)/pedal disease descriptor in GLASS
    • Preferred initial revascularization strategy for infrainguinal disease in average-risk patients with suitable autologous vein conduit available for bypass
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