Why the study?
The paper aimed to provide an overview and demonstrate the accurate management of no-option chronic limb-threatening ischemia patients lacking standard revascularization solutions.
What are the recommended therapeutical approaches for managing 'no-option' chronic limb-threatening ischemia to increase quality of life?
What are the recommended therapeutical approaches for managing 'no-option' chronic limb-threatening ischemia to increase quality of life?
This position statement provides expert consensus on the management of 'no-option' chronic limb-threatening ischemia, emphasizing wound care, rehabilitation, and quality of life.
Informs no-option CLTI care with wound treatment and rehabilitation; extends expert consensus on quality-of-life strategies.
This position paper, written by members of International Union of Angiology (IUA) Youth Committee and senior experts, shows an overview of therapeutical approaches for patients with chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) and absence of 'standard' solutions for revascularization. The aim was to demonstrate the accurate management of the 'no-option' CLTI patient including the wound treatment and the rehabilitation, considering always the goal of the increase of quality of life of the patients.
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Troisi et al. (2022) conducted a review in no-option chronic limb threatening ischemia. Therapeutic approaches for no-option CLTI was evaluated. This position paper outlines therapeutic approaches for managing 'no-option' chronic limb-threatening ischemia, emphasizing wound treatment, rehabilitation, and improving patient quality of life.
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