Question # 40

A patient with a non-healing foot ulcer has an ABI of 0.95 but toe pressures of 28 mmHg. How should these results be interpreted?

Options:

A.

Arterial perfusion is fully adequate for healing

B.

Distal ischemia is present despite a near-normal ABI, and vascular consultation is warranted

C.

The toe-pressure value can be ignored

D.

Only venous disease is possible

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