References
iliac artery endarterectomy, femoropopliteal venous by-pass
ULCERATION
Ankle ulceration in a Group A (the gene therapy group) (The gene therapy group.Type of trophic changes: 1—necrosis of the toe(s); 2—ulceration of the foot/ankle; 3—several lesions; 4—necrosis after amputation of the toe. Type of treatment: 1—“in situ” femoropopliteal venous by-pass; 2—“in situ” femoro-crural (tibial or peroneal) distal venous by-pass; 3—“in situ” femoropopliteal venous by-pass with profundoplasty and/or iliac artery endarterectomy.Control group.Type of trophic changes: 1—necrosis of the toe(s); 2—ulceration of the foot/ankle; 3—several lesions; 4—necrosis after amputation of the toe. Type of treatment: 1—“in situ” femoropopliteal venous by-pass; 2—“in situ” femoro-crural (tibial or peroneal) distal venous by-pass; 3—“in situ” femoropopliteal venous by-pass with profundoplasty and/or iliac artery endarterectomy.