Titlebook: Limb Preservation for the Vascular Specialist; From Wound Care to W Sreekumar Madassery,Aesha Patel Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Beginning and Managing Underlying Comorbidities,ons, medication optimization, and symptomatic management. Lifestyle modifications such as diet, exercise therapy, and tobacco cessation are an important first step to modifying risk factors. Medication optimization of patient’s comorbidities, most notably lipid-lowering drugs, antihypertensives, and

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Infectious Disease Evaluation and Management,e is an underlying wound, and especially bone infection. It is important to know when to suspect an infection, what imaging is needed, when infectious disease should be consulted, and when debridement and/or revascularization is needed. However, in certain situations, an infection may be so severe t

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Arterial Revascularization,ardiovascular morbidity and mortality, with increasing prevalence throughout the world. PAD is due to narrowing/occlusion of the arteries, particularly in the lower extremities, and can cause patients with rest pain or non-healing wounds to progress rapidly to major amputation, which carries a signi

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When Is the Wound Closed?,ared to open surgical bypass. However, the former is also associated with higher reintervention rates compared to open surgery. The decision to reintervene in non-healing surgical wounds or stalled native wounds must be weighed against patient comorbidities and preferences. Strategies for revascular

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Long-Term Imaging,rasound (DUS) is the mainstay of imaging follow-up in addition to clinical acumen. DUS is routinely performed to establish a baseline within the first month after intervention then subsequent routine examinations occurring at a minimum at 6 months and then annually; more frequent regimens are recomm