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Long COVID syndrome in patients with peripheral arterial disease requires further research due to poor diagnosis and a lack of clear definition.
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Highlights the need for further research on long COVID syndrome in patients with peripheral artery disease.
The article1 discusses the effects of COVID-19 on the mortality and the clinical characteristics in peripheral artery disease (PAD) patients with COVID-19 compared with PAD patients without COVID-19. We thank the authors for these interesting observations, and we draw attention to the clinical future of these patients in case they develop a long COVID syndrome. There is still little information in the literature on long COVID syndrome in patients with PAD both due to poor diagnosis and lack of clear definition of long COVID syndrome.2–4
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Farinetti et al. (2024) conducted a letter in Peripheral Arterial Disease and Long COVID. Long COVID syndrome in patients with peripheral arterial disease requires further research due to poor diagnosis and a lack of clear definition.
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