Combined primary subintimal and endoluminal angioplasty for ischaemic
inferior limb ulcers in diabetic patients: 5 year practice in a multi disciplinary 'diabetic-foot' service.
Its superior limb traveled in the expected location, and its
inferior limb coursed over both the promontory and the expected location of the round window.
We report a 22-year-old patient with cerebral palsy who developed acute, reversible,
inferior limb lead ST-segment elevation concomitant with complete left lung atelectasis.
The
inferior limb of the elliptical incision is carried through the platysma, whereas the superior limb transects the skin and subcutaneous tissue but does not violate the platysma (figure 1,A).