Peripheral artery disease: TASC II. classification

Peripheral artery disease: TASC II. classification

[@droronoah]

Excellent video.. ❤

[@ivanerezavizcarra1291]

Man, you're absolutely Great. Thank you

[@swapnilshinde2850]

Beautifully explanation. Thank You

[@jonnyblaze1741]

admire much. thank you sir

[@QuiQ-MED]

thanks alot Dr .. amazing

[@dr.diegomaier]

amazing tsm

[@drsaugatdas8839]

Amazing ,sir..... Thank you...

[@drmathias9248]

Just one word perfect thank you bro

[@banderaljahdali377]

what is the treatment option in case of stenosis of the popliteal and and other distal vessles in pateint with dm foot

[@drnikhilsharma8179]

Deep femoral ideally is lateral to superficial

[@drnikhilsharma8179]

But excellent lecture otherwise, thanks

[@drandrasfazakas]

Yes you are correct! You have a very good eye :D So the small deep femoral artery is drawn inwards like a small artery instead of outwards. It's very important to know that this is not an anatomy presentation. The deep femoral artery is not so small, I have just decided to not include the whole deep femoral artery into the drawing, since then people would get confused. Thanks for your feedback! Have a nice day

[@shiuantzer]

" line, line, in between the groin " XDDD Great!

[@diablorobot]

excellent! very useful thanks!!

[@tequilasunrise950]

Do u have a video for the upper extremities. My R brachial +70% stenosis. My L is 50% Stenosis. With chronic R palmar/digits artery aneurysms.

[@Ernesto7608]

If the audience of these videos by Andras Fazakas are medical professionals, their understanding must be at the elementary school level! What PRIMITIVE ways of making them remember... And we should put our health in their hands???

[@bijoyrahman8984]

Is it possible to perform revised Aortobifemoral bypass?