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Acute limb ischemia (ALI) is characterized by decreased perfusion to extremities in the form of acute ischemia (<14 days), and the presence of acute thrombus which may endanger the viability of the extremities1, 2. Various endovascular procedures are available to manage subjects with ALI in order to return arterial blood flow and to treat any existing thrombus. Available therapeutic modalities include intraarterial thrombolysis with or without the help of ultrasonography, or thrombectomy instruments1. Intraarterial thrombectomy is conducted using Fogarty balloon catheter, which is reported to be efficient for the management of acute arterial embolism in lower extremities, especially if it involves single major blood vessel3. However, this technique has limitations due to the possibilities of the presence of thrombus residues, blood vessels trauma due to the passage of balloon catheter, chronic artherosclerosis, which will eventually reduce the success rates of management. Therefore, nowadays, a new technique is introduced. Hybrid procedure is a technique combining endovascular procedures to correct the abnormalities with the help of angiography as well as thrombectomy surgical procedure. Thus, a literature search from appropriate medical research database is necessary to find articles related to the case we are

Outcome in Patients with Acute Limb Ischemia Post Hybrid Procedure Compared to Surgical Thrombectomy