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case_images: Arterial duplex of left lower extremity. Arterial flow not visualized in: (A) Left profunda artery (B) Distal left popliteal artery (C) Proximal left posterior tibial artery (D) Left dorsails pedis artery.
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case_images: An arterial duplex study revealed left common femoral artery velocity of 200-400 cm/s, consistent with a 50%-75% stenosis (moderate occlusive disease) and inability to visualize arterial flow in left profunda, distal left popliteal, proximal left posterior tibial and left dorsalis pedis arteries (Fig. 1).
case_images: Appearance of distal left lower extremity with gangrenous changes requiring trans metatarsal amputation.
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case_images: She was followed by the limb salvage team for her left foot (Fig. 2) and underwent transmetatarsal amputation.