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Abstract
Endovascular treatment is increasingly becoming the first choice strategy for patients with CLI. Pedal-plantar arch angioplasty in situation with extensive arterial disease below the ankle in patients with CLI is an adjunctive technique that can help achieve tissue perfusion and subsequently accelerate the wound healing and relieve rest pain.
The pedal plantar loop is an adjunctive technique that can help achieve target artery perfusion from the antegrade approach. Patients who underwent PAA showed a significantly higher rate of wound healing and shorter time to wound healing than patients without PAA.
Below-the-ankle angioplasty is a safe procedure that can improve accelerating wound healing in patients with CLI, along with limb salvage, especially when compared with above the- ankle angioplasty alone.