Hello, I was asked to take over the care of a patient with chronic leg ulcers. According Univ.-vascular surgery, there is a two-sided post-thrombotic syndrome and a higher grade AVK; both can be traced clinically. . Previously treated with aspirin and compression . At the beginning of large-scale, infected ulcers improvement has gradually Transplantation arise, however, in the last year hardly progress , since now also shows atrial fibrillation, I'm looking for clues which strategy is most useful - on Aspirin ?
Warfarin? both? And how is the compression to see? Are there any "dosage guidelines?" Thanks for all the suggestions!
