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How Can Knee Arteries Blockage And Calcification Be Treated?

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My relative's left foot down knee's arteries are blocked & calcified.She is a serious diabetic patient & also had a heart Bi-pass surgery & very frequent related constant ongoing heart problems.Doctors have refused the operation & she has developed a wound in her left toe which need to be cured.Doctors are doubting pre-gagrin. Is this doubt correct? How & by which therapy/medicines this can be cured? ...
Thu, 13 Apr 2017
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REspected Sir, hi I evaluated your query thoroughly.
Definitive intervention is best possible by peripheral angioplasty which is non-invasive , safe , result oriented in arterial blockages. I think medicines would have little role in your case as pre-gangrene is correct doubt by your consultant.
Thanks regards,
Hope this clears your query.
Bye take care
Wishing your patient a fast and speedy recovery.
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How Can Knee Arteries Blockage And Calcification Be Treated?

REspected Sir, hi I evaluated your query thoroughly. Definitive intervention is best possible by peripheral angioplasty which is non-invasive , safe , result oriented in arterial blockages. I think medicines would have little role in your case as pre-gangrene is correct doubt by your consultant. Thanks regards, Hope this clears your query. Bye take care Wishing your patient a fast and speedy recovery.