Sentence examples for rate of amputation from inspiring English sources

Patients with critical limb ischaemia (CLI) unsuitable for revascularisation have a high rate of amputation and mortality (30% and 25% at 1 year, respectively).

Patients with critical limb ischemia (CLI) unsuitable for revascularization have a high rate of amputation and mortality (30% and 25% at 1 year respectively Local gene therapy using plasmid DNA encoding acidic fibroblast growth factor (NV1FGF, riferminogene pacaplasmid) showed promising results in a phase II trial on amputation free survival.

Open image in new window Graph 1 Rate of amputation in patients according to diabetes mellitus.

The rates of mortality following the upper and lower limb involvement were similar (22.2% vs. 20%, P > 0.05), whereas the lower limb infection had the higher rate of amputation, in which this difference was statistically significant (40% vs. 11.1%).

We expect that appropriate prevention services could have significantly reduced the high rate of amputation.

Among patients younger than 70, the rate of amputation for both cohorts increased with age.

Despite rigorous treatment regimes, there has been only modest success in reducing the rate of amputations in affected patients.

"What that enabled them to do … is they reduced the rate of amputations from diabetes by 70%, they reduced the rate of blindness from people with diabetes by 40%, so there is a gain for the patient if you link up the data.

We also estimated the rate of amputation-free survival and survival without PAD.

The rate of amputations was completely reduced after introduction of a distraction device in 2003.

Therefore, the significantly higher rate of amputations (4.6-fold) in the control group of our study may not be related to age.