Abstract
Chronic limb-threatening (CLTI) is associated with 25% limb loss and 25% mortality at 1 year. Lethality increases to 45% if the patient requires a major amputation. Percutaneous peripheral intervention constitutes a less morbid treatment option for patients with CLTI. We assessed amputation-free survival (AFS) in a contemporary cohort treated with endovascular recanalization and assessed its predictors.
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