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Helsinki University
Peripheral arterial disease (PAD) poses a significant global health challenge, particularly affecting the lower limbs and increasing the risk of cardiovascular events. The management of PAD focuses on medical therapy, lifestyle changes, and, when necessary, surgical interventions. Innovative therapies aim to enhance health-related quality of life, reduce limb loss, and improve survival rates. The document provides insights into treatment strategies, including supervised exercise therapy and the role of revascularization procedures, while addressing the complexities of managing patients with polyvascular disease.
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