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Misty Humphries from UC Davis: Diagnosing Peripheral Artery Disease Early Key in Limb Salvation

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Diagnosing peripheral artery disease can be a simple process if doctors know what they are looking for and patients follow medical directions.

Diagnosing peripheral artery disease (PAD) can be a simple process if doctors know what they are looking for and patients follow medical directions.

Working at the UC Davis Vascular Center, Misty D. Humphries, MD, MAS, RPVI, said a considerable amount of their efforts are focused on treating this condition. By the time many of their patients have reached the center Humphries said critical limb ischemia is a difficult challenge to tackle. Humphries called it the "extreme" end of the spectrum for PAD.

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