Peripheral arterial disease, long-time results of invasive treatment of intermittent claudication and the value of intraoperative transcutaneous oximetry.

Gottsäter, A. (First/primary/lead supervisor)
Lindgren, H. (Joint second supervisor)
Stefan Bergman (Joint second supervisor)
Håkan Pärsson (Joint second supervisor)

Activity: Examination and supervision › Supervision of PhD students

Description

PhD project

Period	2019 May 1 → …
Examinee/Supervised person	Thordur Skuli Gunnarsson
Examination/Supervision held at	Department of Clinical Sciences, Malmö
Degree of Recognition	International

Subject classification (UKÄ)

Medical and Health Sciences

Free keywords

peripheral arterial disease
intermittent claudication
health related quality of life
endovascular intervention

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