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Clinical Practice

Chronic Arterial Occlusion

chronic arterial occlusion is surgery or endovascular treatment. However, there's no choice but drug treatment for patients for whom these invasive treatments aren't indicated. Currently, there's no drug with proven efficacy for the treatment of CLI. Cilostazol and naftidrofuryl (not marketed in Japan) are demonstrated to be effective within the treatment of IC in several large-scale clinical studies. Cilostazol is suggested because the first-line drug for the treatment of IC. Cilostazol has been reported to enhance claudication distance by approximately 50%, but there's no evidence to support the effectiveness of cilostazol in preventing the progression from IC to CLI. Given these circumstances, there's an urgent got to develop simpler techniques for the treatment of chronic arterial occlusion.Most cases of arterial thrombosis are caused when an artery is broken by atherosclerosis. Fatty deposits build abreast of the walls of the arteries and cause them to harden and narrow. the danger factors for a grume in an artery include: eating a high-fat diet.Examples of medications wont to treat peripheral artery disease include antiplatelet or anticlotting agents, cholesterol-lowering drugs like statins, medications that increase blood supply to the extremities like cilostazol (Pletal) and pentoxifylline (Trental), and medications that control high vital sign.      

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