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Aims. The aim of the study was to evaluate the outcomes of health care in the setting of a regional vascular centre of a multidisciplinary hospital in patients with critical lower limb ischemia based on the data of preoperative arterial hypertension of the leg circulatory bed. Materials and methods. General data on the organisational effectiveness of regional vascular centres in the second largest Russian city, Saint Petersburg, were analysed. The work of a large multidisciplinary medical organisation of the city, City Multidisciplinary Hospital No. 2, was studied in detail, whose regional vascular centre examined and treated 295 men and 88 women with pathology of the lower limb arteries in 2013–2015. The patients underwent the following surgeries: open vascular reconstruction – 282, endovascular revascularisation – 47, and hybrid surgical interventions were performed in 15 patients. In 55 cases, lower limb revascularisation was refused due to lack of opportunities for vascular bed reconstruction or because of irreversible changes in the tissues of the lower limbs.

RESULTS OF USING ENDOVASCULAR TECHNOLOGIES FOR REMOVAL OF CRITICAL LOWER LIMB ISCHEMIA IN PATIENTS OF REGIONAL VASCULAR CENTRES LOCATED AT MULTIDISCIPLINARY HOSPITALS