Examines predictive capacity of perfusion index for ischemia progression in patients, suggesting safe monitoring strategies.
< .001; negative predictive value: 98%). Logistic regression analysis revealed that PIave < .27 was significantly associated with disease progression. In conclusion, the PI is a simple and useful marker for accurately indicating the degree of ischemia in the toes. The PI can predict that a patient will not progress to CLTI in the next 3 months with conservative treatment and may contribute to safe follow-up.
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