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Lower extremity amputations are decreasing globally due to revascularization, but Czech Republic sees rising foot amputations. Improving prevention and vascular care is crucial for critical limb ischemia.

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Area of Science:

Vascular Surgery
Public Health
Diabetology

Background:

Global rates of lower extremity amputations due to ischemia are declining, attributed to increased revascularization procedures.
In the Czech Republic, amputation rates are comparable to developed nations, yet foot amputations are rising, and major amputations remain high.

Purpose of the Study:

To analyze trends in lower extremity amputations and revascularization in the Czech Republic.
To identify factors contributing to increasing foot amputations despite overall declining rates.
To propose strategies for improving the management of critical limb ischemia.

Main Methods:

Analysis of hospital data on amputation rates and surgical revascularizations.
Review of contributing factors such as aging population and rising diabetes mellitus rates.

Main Results:

Foot amputations are increasing in the Czech Republic, while major amputations show no decrease.
These trends are likely linked to an aging population and the increasing prevalence of diabetes mellitus.

Conclusions:

A coordinated approach involving primary prevention of atherosclerosis and a network of vascular centers is essential.
Early diagnosis and timely revascularization are critical for managing critical extremity ischemia.
Collaboration between general practitioners, vascular specialists, diabetologists, and other medical professionals is necessary to prevent and treat limb ischemia effectively.