Pérez JM

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ABSTRACT

thromboangiitis obliterans is considered to be a nonatherosclerotic, inflammatory, and vaso-occlusive disease, which manifests as distal ischemia predominantly in arteries and veins at infrapopliteal and infrabrachial levels. It affects arteries and veins of medium and small caliber. It has a close relationship with tobacco and low socioeconomic status.

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