[Preoperative determination of optimal amputation level in end-stage arterial occlusive disease].
Horst Hamann, S. Cyba-Altunbay
Abstract
Horst Hamann, S. Cyba-Altunbay
Abstract
For the preoperative determination of the amputation site in occlusive arterial disease of the lower extremity (i.e. healing by first intention in spite of a peripheral amputation level below the knee or at the knee) we developed a score by analyzing 500 patients with 523 amputations retrospectively. By means of a prospective study (100 consecutive lower limb amputations) this score has proved to be a helpful tool for realizing our therapeutic principle.
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For the preoperative determination of the amputation site in occlusive arterial disease of the lower extremity (i.e. healing by first intention in spite of a peripheral amputation level below the knee or at the knee) we developed a score by analyzing 500 patients with 523 amputations retrospectively. By means of a prospective study (100 consecutive lower limb amputations) this score has proved to be a helpful tool for realizing our therapeutic principle.
Key concepts: Amputation, Peripheral arterial occlusive disease, Medicine, Occlusive arterial disease, Stage (stratigraphy), Surgery, Limb amputation, Peripheral