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Peripheral Arterial Disease

by
Dr. Mariwan H. Saka
Lecturer
Internal Medicine
MBChB FICMS ( Medicine )
H.D. in Interventional Cardiology
College of Medicine
Hawler Medical University
PAD
• Risk factors
• Prevalence
The Progression of Atherosclerosis Can Be Accelerated
by LDL-C and Impacted by Additional Risk Factors

• Hypertension • Diabetes • Lack of physical activity


• Family history of early CHD • High-fat diet
• Dyslipidemia • Smoking

For illustration only: Represents potential long-term plaque buildup in the artery

Naghavi M, et al. Am J Cardiol. 2006;98:2H-15H.


Lusis AJ. Nature. 2000;407:233-241.
Falk E. J Am Coll Cardiol. 2006;47:C7–C12.
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CF
• Anatomical
• collaterals
• Onset
• Mechanism
a- hemodynamic % of stenosis rest exertion
b- thrombotic longstading CL, sudden NC
c- atheroembolic
d- thromboembolic
Chronic LL arterial disease
• Anatomy inflow outflow
• L 8XA
• IC single segment 5% 1-2 %/y 5% BMT 6 m
• SLI multiple segment rest pain 2W
• CLI
• SCLI
• SLI without IC
• Elderly multisystem, co-morbid, difficult to
treat bad prognosis
Diagnosis
• History & examination
• ABI
• Duplex US
• MRI
• CT
• Angiography
Diabetic Foot
• Calcification
• Immunocompromise
• Multisystem Art disease
• Distal
• SN
• MN
• AN
Buerger's Disease
• Young male smoker
• Distal
• Thrombophlebitis
• Pulses
• Sympathectomy , PG
• Amputation
Chronic UL arterial Disease
• Arm claudication
• Atheroembolic ,Blue finger syndrome
• SSS
• Raynaud's P S
ALI
• Thrombotic atherothrombotic trauma
• Urgent discuss surgeon
• 5Ps
• Amputation recovery or life threatening
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