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Edna Rocío Salazar Sánchez, Sara Zurbano Serena, María Rosario Taguas Rodríguez, Elena Laura Badescu Pirvulescu, Marcela Estefanía Núñez Martínez, Daniel Sánchez Moyano
Paciente mujer de 79 años de edad que ingresa desde su domicilio habitual en planta de cirugía vascular diagnosticada de “Isquemia crónica grado IV de MII por obstrucción distal en arteria poplítea de etiología mixta «. El MII presenta: pie isquémico, necrosis de pulpejo de 1º y 2º dedo y puntiforme en cara externa de 5º dedo así como en borde interno de pie. Tras varios intentos de recanalización se decide amputación infracondílea de miembro afectado.
An 79-year-old female patient was admitted from her usual home to the vascular surgery ward diagnosed with «Chronic ischemia grade IV of MII due to distal obstruction in the popliteal artery of mixed etiology.» The patient has so far received treatment for her MAP and by the vascular physician on an outpatient basis with some admissions for successful revascularization of EID due to chronic grade IV ischemia of the lower limbs that he has suffered for several years.
MII: ischemic foot, necrosis of the ball of the 1st and 2nd toes and punctate necrosis on the external surface of the 5th toe as well as on the internal edge of the foot. After several attempts at recanalization, it was decided to amputate the affected limb infracondylar.
