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Description
Peripheral Vascular Disease
- A 63 years old man, heavy smoker, complaining of leg pain for a while.
- is a blood circulation disorder that causes the blood vessels outside of
your heart and brain to narrow, block, or spasm.
- Types
- Functional
- Emotional Stress & Cold Temp.
- Emotional Stress & Cold Temp.
- Organic
- Atherosclerosis
- Vasculitis
- Large Vessel
- Medium Vessel
- Small Vessel
- Large Vessel
- Atherosclerosis
- Functional
- Types
- Risk Factors
- Age. Overweight. Smoking & Avoid
exercise. Family history. Race.
Diabetes.
- Age. Overweight. Smoking & Avoid
exercise. Family history. Race.
Diabetes.
- Causes
- PAD, Blood clots, diabetes, inflammation of blood
vessels, infections, injury & structural defects
- PAD, Blood clots, diabetes, inflammation of blood
vessels, infections, injury & structural defects
- Diagnosis
- Diagnosing of PVD: History, Physical examination. CBC, ABI, Blood lipid profile,
Doppler ultrasound, CT scan, MRA, Treadmill exercise test.
- ABI
- Physical Examination
- Ankel-brachial index
- Allen Test
- Beurger's Test
- Pulselessness & Parethesia
- Asses peripheral arteries & Veins
- Ankel-brachial index
- ABI
- Diagnosing of PVD: History, Physical examination. CBC, ABI, Blood lipid profile,
Doppler ultrasound, CT scan, MRA, Treadmill exercise test.
- Management
- Management of PVD: Risk Fator Modification, stop
smoking,Exercise, Hypolipidemic Therapy, Control of
Diabetes & HTN. Revascularization, Angioplasty,
bypass surgery.
- Review
- Management of PVD: Risk Fator Modification, stop
smoking,Exercise, Hypolipidemic Therapy, Control of
Diabetes & HTN. Revascularization, Angioplasty,
bypass surgery.
- Classification:
- Classification: I: mild pain on walking (claudication).
II: severe pain on walking (intermittent claudication).
III: pain while resting. IV: tissue loss (gangrene).
- Ddx of Claudication
- Ddx of Claudication
- Classification: I: mild pain on walking (claudication).
II: severe pain on walking (intermittent claudication).
III: pain while resting. IV: tissue loss (gangrene).
- Complications
- Gangrene. Heart attack or stroke.
Impotence. Paleness. Severe pain.
Slow-healing wounds. Fatal infections
of the bones and blood.
- Gangrene. Heart attack or stroke.
Impotence. Paleness. Severe pain.
Slow-healing wounds. Fatal infections
of the bones and blood.
- S & S
- Claudication, Leg Pain & Ulcers Paresthesias, Pale Skin Cold
Extremities, Brittle Nails Pulse Absent, Lower Extremity Tingling
& Numbness of Limbs Lower Extremity Muscle Weakness Lower
Extremity Swellings, Hair Loss
- Claudication, Leg Pain & Ulcers Paresthesias, Pale Skin Cold
Extremities, Brittle Nails Pulse Absent, Lower Extremity Tingling
& Numbness of Limbs Lower Extremity Muscle Weakness Lower
Extremity Swellings, Hair Loss
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