Join Dr. Matthew Menard, a vascular surgeon at Brigham Women's Hospital in Boston, and Dr. Clara Gomez Sanchez from the University of California San Francisco, as they delve into the complexities of Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) and Critical Limb Ischemia. This engaging discussion covers the spectrum of treatment options, patientcentered care, and the challenges of managing this severe form of vascular disease. This discussion is part of Vascular Cures’ PAD/CAD Learning Hub for NonSpecialists: https://www.vascularcures.org/padcad....

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Key Highlights:

Multifaceted Patient Care: Dr. Menard and Dr. Sanchez emphasize the importance of a holistic approach in managing PAD and critical limb ischemia, considering factors like lifestyle, comorbidities, and patient education.
Treatment Innovations: Explore the evolution of vascular surgery, from traditional open bypass to minimally invasive endovascular techniques, and their applications in complex cases.
Tailored Treatment Strategies: Insights into selecting the most suitable treatment, balancing the risks and benefits of surgical vs. endovascular interventions.
Epidemic of PAD: Discussion on the rising prevalence of PAD, driven by diabetes, obesity, and metabolic syndrome, highlighting the urgency of effective management strategies.
Addressing Healthcare Disparities: A critical look at disparities in vascular care, especially among black and Latinx communities, and the need for equitable healthcare access.

Who Should Watch:

Vascular surgeons, cardiologists, and healthcare professionals involved in managing PAD and critical limb ischemia.
Medical students and residents interested in vascular surgery and patientcentric care approaches.
Anyone interested in understanding the complexities and advancements in treating vascular diseases.

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