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IMPLEMENTING A QUALITY IMPROVEMENT FRAMEWORK FOR MAJOR AMPUTATION IN A SCOTTISH HEALTH BOARD (PATTERNS OF PERI-OPERATIVE MORTALITY AND AMPUTATION LEVEL)

Bryce Renwick1, Colette Pickard1, Marta Madurska1, Michael Burns3, Joshua Fultang3, James Horton3, Adam MacDonald3, Khalid Irshad1, Donald J Bain1, Donald B Reid1

1) Hairmyres Hospital, Scotland, UK.

2) Dundee University, Scotland, UK.

3) Glasgow University, Scotland, UK.

Disclosure: The author has declared no conflicts of interest.

Received: 25.07.16 Accepted: 04.08.16

Citation: 10.5455/ijsm.amputation-scottish

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Abstract:

We present a large contemporary series of patients presenting with unreconstructable critical limb ischaemia and requiring amputation. As well as being an insight into the challenges faced with the implementation of a quality improvement framework. We also feel the results will better inform the practising vascular surgeon and patients about the risks of limb loss in the 21st century.

Keywords: Critical limb ischaemia, gangree, diabetes, bypass, angioplasty, perioperative, mortality

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Renwick, B., Pickard, C., Madurska, M., Burns, M., Fultang, J., Horton, J., MacDonald, A., Irshad, K., Bain, D. and Reid, D. (2016) ‘Implementing a quality improvement framework for major amputation in a Scottish health board (patterns of peri-operative mortality and amputation level)’, International Journal of Surgery and Medicine, 2(4), pp. 194–196. doi: 10.5455/ijsm.amputation-scottish.

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Renwick, B., Pickard, C., Madurska, M., Burns, M., Fultang, J., Horton, J., MacDonald, A., Irshad, K., Bain, D. and Reid, D. (2016) ‘Implementing a quality improvement framework for major amputation in a Scottish health board (patterns of peri-operative mortality and amputation level)’, International Journal of Surgery and Medicine, 2(4), pp. 194–196. doi: 10.5455/ijsm.amputation-scottish.
(Renwick, Pickard, et al., 2016)
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