A patient-first approach to critical limb ischemia

Outcomes of revascularization in pa­tients with lower extremity  critical limb ischemia should be defined according to patient goals and functional criteria rather than more traditional, physician-oriented variables such as limb salvage and graft patency. By Ginger L. Manos, MD, John W.

Outcomes of revascularization in pa­tients with lower extremity  critical limb ischemia should be defined according to patient goals and functional criteria rather than more traditional, physician-oriented variables such as limb salvage and graft patency. By Ginger L. Manos, MD, John W.

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A patient-first approach to critical limb ischemia

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