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Transmetatarsal amputation in patients with peripheral vascular disease.

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Criteria for reliable selection of the lowest level of amputation in peripheral vascular disease.

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Amputation for vascular disease.

Surgery and the progression of the occlusive process in patients with peripheral vascular disease.

Medical management of the peripheral vascular ulcer.

Exercise testing and training in patients with peripheral vascular disease and lower extremity amputation.

Selection of level for lower limb amputation in patients with severe peripheral vascular disease.

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Use of the nephrocholedochoscope in vascular surgery.

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Laser angioplasty of peripheral arterial occlusive disease.

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