Together with colleagues from different disciplines, including cardiologists, interventional
radiologists and vascular surgeons, committee members of the of the German Society of …

A crossing algorithm was developed for the endovascular treatment of peripheral chronic
total occlusive lesions (CTOs) to educate, guide, and appropriately influence clinical practice …

Purpose Common femoral artery (CFA) is a critical segment of the lower-limb arterial tree.
We sought to propose an extensive classification in order to appraise a diagnostic and …

Chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) is associated with the most severe manifestations
of peripheral arterial disease (PAD) eg, ischemic pain and ulcerations, gangrene, or both) …

Retrograde Access for the Recanalization of Lower-Limb Occlusive Lesions assisted PCI
was similar between the 2 groups (highrisk PCI 53% vs 63%; cardiogenic shock with …

Objective To investigate dissection severity, need for bailout stenting and limb outcomes in
patients undergoing antegrade vs. retrograde revascularisation. Methods Consecutive …

An increasing proportion of patients with chronic limb-threatening ischemia are older and
have multiple comorbidities, including diabetes and renal failure. For those who are not …

Purpose, Retrograde recanalizations have gained increasing recognition in complex arterial
occlusive disease. Re-entry devices are a well described adjunct for antegrade …

This study aimed to validate the correlation between the Global Limb Anatomical Staging
System (GLASS) and limb-based patency (LBP) and angiosome-based target arterial path …

Background In a hostile groin, it may be difficult to perform antegrade endovascular
procedures at the lower extremities using the ipsilateral common femoral artery as vascular …