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Doppler report for little toe amputation
Can someone please explain me the below and correct action to be taken.
BOTH SF JUNCTION ARE MILDLY INCOMPETENT.
MILD VARICOSITIES IN THE BOTH LEG WITH INCOMPETENT BILATER
ABOVE ANKLE PERFORATOR.
MILD SUBCUTANEOUS OEDEMA IN BOTH LEGS.
Diffuse atherosclerotic thickening of all arteries of both lower limbs. Biphasic reduced flow in the both popliteal, ATA, PTA and peroneal artery and dorsalis ped causing 60-70% stenosis.
Cellulitis of both legs.
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Consult vascular surgeon
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It is ideal to meet your prescribing doctor with all investigation reports advised.
This report suggests Venous and peripheral Arterial disease,with cellulitis.This requires treatment as soon as possible to avoid complications.Please meet your doctor.
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