A.A. KOYDAN, I.V. BATALIN, D.V. OVCHARENKO, A.A. VORONKOV

Pavlov First Saint Petersburg State Medical University, 6-8 Lev Tolstoy Str., Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation, 197022

 Koydan A.A. ― postgraduate student of the Faculty Surgery Department, cardiovascular surgeon in Scientific Research Institute of Surgery and Emergency Medicine, tel. +7-931-279-67-67, e-mail: kojdan.anna@mail.ru

Batalin I.V. ― Cand. Med. Sc., cardiovascular surgeon in Scientific Research Institute of Surgery and Emergency Medicine, tel. +7-921-942-54-89, e-mail: batalin66@mail.ru

Ovcharenko D.V. ― Cand. Med. Sc., Head of the Department of Roentgen-Surgical Methods of Diagnosing and Treatment №2 of Scientific Research Institute of Surgery and Emergency Medicine, tel. +7-911-915-93-88, e-mail: dovcharenko@rambler.ru

Voronkov A.A. ― endovascular surgeon of Roentgen-Surgical Methods of Diagnosing and Treatment №2 of Scientific Research Institute of Surgery and Emergency Medicine, tel. +7-921-576-81-27, e-mail: andrei_voronkov@mail.ru

The article presents a case of treatment of multilevel arteriosclerotic lesions of lower limbs arteries in a patient with critical ischemia combined with insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus. Hybrid reconstruction technique was chosen; its detailed description is given. The clinical and angiographic effects of the treatment is described.

Key words: critical ischemia, hybrid reconstruction.

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