作者: Michel Deneuville , Arnauld Perrouillet
DOI: 10.1007/S10016-006-9087-Y
关键词: Amputation 、 Surgery 、 Arterial revascularization 、 Major amputation 、 Abdominal surgery 、 Medicine 、 Rehabilitation 、 Limb ischemia 、 Quality of life 、 Ambulatory
摘要: Functional outcome and survival in 253 patients treated for critical leg ischemia (CLI) Guadeloupe (French West Indies) were analyzed. Analysis included calculation of quality-of-life score (QLS) from telephone survey data, with a median follow-up time 42 months (range 12-109). A slight but significant benefit was observed the 140 who underwent arterial reconstruction, 76% autonomous ambulatory function, 51% independent residential status, QLS 6.9 ± 1.5 comparison 113 amputation: 34%, 17%, 5.1 2, respectively (p < 0.0001). Survival comparable two groups. Inadequate medical that either totally lacking or performed only case recurrent CLI as well low rates rehabilitation (50%) prosthetic fitting (32%) amputation group highlight existence double problem involving therapeutic compliance vascular care/rehabilitation Guadeloupe.