A Case Study of Poplitial Artery Thrombosis treatment with Interdisciplinary Approach
Abstract
Arterial thrombosis or occlusion is a common arterial disease. It is mainly caused by atherosclerosis, emboli or trauma. In various places the symptoms produced by arterial occlusion are different e.g. in lower limb it causes intermittent claudication, rest pain and gangrene,[1] Prostaglandin has been reported with significant peripheral vascular diseases and limb threating ischemia.[2] The route of infusion may be either intra-venous or intra-arterial. In Ayurveda there is no direct resemble term for arterial thrombosis but the term ‘Dhamani - Pratichaya’ (Arterial thrombosis) describe under KaphajaNanatmaja-Vikara can be correlated with arterial thrombosis.3 According to Ayurveda arterial thrombosis is the Rakta-Dhatu-Dustijanya (vitiated blood) disease, Raktamokshan (Blood-letting) is ancient and important Para surgical procedure for the treatment of Rakta-Dustijanya diseses (vitiated blood). A case study of 66 years female having left popliteal artery thrombosis with complaint of severe leg pain, wasting of lower limb and intermittent claudication visited to hospital who was treated with prostaglandin and Jalaukaavacharan (blood letting by leech application) is discussed.
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