What to Do About Non-Healing Ulcers
One of the complications of PAD (Peripheral Arterial Disease) is the progression of chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI). This condition presents with pain while resting, gangrene, and non-healing wounds in the lower
Peripheral Arterial Disease in the Diabetic Patient: Tips to Prevent Limb Loss
When you have a disease like diabetes, regular health screenings with a vascular surgeon specializing in Peripheral Arterial Disease, like Dr. David Nabi, are vital. Partnering with a PAD specialist can mean make a world of difference in preventing the loss of limbs….
PAD and Claudication: What is Claudication and Why Does It Matter
Claudication is the first stage of Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD). Its name comes from the Latin word "claudicare," which means "to limp." As it relates to PAD, claudication describes the pain, achiness, and muscle fatigue experienced primarily in the thighs and calves….