Peripheral Artery Disease
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UH Team Saves Leg and Life of Kentucky Man Facing Amputation
After three different doctors told Daniel Boynton his leg needed to be amputated, he traveled to Cleveland for a limb- and life-saving procedure.
Clinical Trial Procedure Restores Blood Flow, Easing Patient’s Foot Pain
Linda McClain of Lancaster, Ohio, enjoys going to the salon, grabbing lunch with her friends and line dancing. But in 2018, a diabetic ulcer appeared on her toe and wouldn’t go away. It caused pain and kept her from being active.
What Your Legs Can Tell You About Your Heart Health
Your legs are marvelous creations and an engineering feat. What’s not so obvious is that your legs also can tell you a lot about the state of your heart and circulatory system through three conditions.
A Life-Saving Option For Those Facing Limb Amputation for PAD
If you have ulcers or gangrene because of peripheral artery disease (PAD) and your doctor has recommended limb amputation, another option can save your limb -- and possibly your life.
Peripheral Artery Disease: How to Know If You're at Risk
Peripheral artery disease (PAD) is a serious condition, but you may not know if you have it. Nearly half of those who have PAD have no signs or symptoms.