Abstract: . . .  overnight stay. Bypass surgery is only required in the most severe cases and this may necessitate admission for up to two weeks. Ischaemic Rest Pain Severe, extensive peripheral arterial disease can lead to persistent pain in the foot and toes particularly at night. Classically, the patient hangs his leg out of the bed in order to . . .
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