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. 2018 Aug 1;23(Suppl 2):46–55. doi: 10.1007/s00772-018-0428-2

Table 1.

Patient characteristics and outcomes

Patient
(M/F, age, years)
Wound size
(cm2)
Wound location History Treatment duration
(weeks)
Residual wound size
(cm2)
Number of patches
Mainz
F, 76 6/28 Proximal thigh DFS, status following PTA/pelvic stent, popliteo-pedal bypass, below-knee amputation, above-knee amputation 16/26 0 26
M, 67 11 Metatarsus DFS, status following popliteopedal bypass, TMA, secondary amputation metatarsus 30 0 18
M, 74 17 1st Ray DFS, status following D1 amputation, secondary amputation MT1 41 0 20
M, 76 6/8 Forefoot DFS, status following popliteopedal bypass, TMA 13/19 0 10
M, 80 29 Forefoot DFS, PTA/pelvic stent, femorocrural bypass, TMA 33 0 22
M, 58 63 Forefoot DFS, TMA 27 0 16
M, 62 35 Metatarsus DFS, popliteopedal bypass, TMA, secondary amputation metatarsus 12 0 14
M, 72 24 Forefoot DFS, popliteocrural bypass, amputation D1 9 0 7
Hamburg
M, 53 11 Lower leg PAOD, status following above-knee amputation 10 0 9
M, 53 6 D1 distal phalanx PAOD, status following popliteal PTA 47 2 7
F, 78 12 Forefoot DFS, status following popliteal PTA and forefoot amputation 23 0 3
M, 50 30 Lower leg DFS, status following PTA/pelvic stent 12 0 4
M, 72 58 Distal lower leg PAOD, PTA/pelvic stent 7 (patient deceased) 47 7
F, 72 47 Forefoot PAOD, unsuccessful revascularization 73 15 17
M, 66 3 Forefoot DFS, status following PTA of the posterior tibial artery and amputation 1st ray 16 0 4
F, 69 5 Lower leg Vasculitis, status following above-knee amputation 4 2 3
F, 80 40 Distal lower leg DFS 4 25 4
M, 80 16 Forefoot DFS, status following pedal bypass 3 11 2
Karlsruhe
F, 101 Forefoot DFS 3 Partial healing 2
F, 80 Lower leg PAOD, CVI, pelvic PTA, femoropopliteal bypass 16 0 2
M, 67 Lower leg CVI 24 0 4
M, 62 Metacarpus Ischemic necrosis (sepsis-related) 24 0 1
M, 74 Metacarpus Ischemic necrosis (dialysis shunt-associated steal syndrome) 12 Partial healing 1

CVI chronic venous insufficiency, DFS diabetic foot syndrome, MT1 metatarsal bone I, PAOD peripheral arterial occlusive disease, TMA transmetatarsal amputation, PTA percutaneous transluminal angioplasty