A rapid review of pathways to diagnosis for people living with peripheral artery disease

Zoe Clothier; Jo Armes; Christian Heiss; Jenny Harris

doi:10.1024/0301-1526/a001241

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A rapid review of pathways to diagnosis for people living with peripheral artery disease

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A rapid review of pathways to diagnosis for people living with peripheral artery disease

Zoe Clothier, Jo Armes, Christian Heiss and Jenny Harris

European Journal of Vascular Medicine, Vol.Early Access(Early Access)

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European Society of Vascular Medicine (Bergamo, 02/04/2025–05/04/2025)

09/10/2025

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1024/0301-1526/a001241

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peripheral artery disease

• PAD is under-recognised and underdiagnosed • Better understanding of diagnostic pathway is needed • Rapid review: explore diagnostic experiences with PAD; map to the Model of Pathways to Treatment to aid understanding of events and processes leading to diagnosis

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Title: A rapid review of pathways to diagnosis for people living with peripheral artery disease
Creators: Zoe Clothier (Author) - University of Surrey, School of Health Sciences
Jo Armes (Author) - University of Surrey, School of Health Sciences
Christian Heiss (Author) - University of Surrey, School of Biosciences
Jenny Harris (Corresponding Author) - University of Surrey, School of Health Sciences
Publication Details: European Journal of Vascular Medicine, Vol.Early Access(Early Access)
Conference: European Society of Vascular Medicine (Bergamo, 02/04/2025–05/04/2025)
Publisher: Hogrefe
First online publication date: 09/10/2025
Date accepted for publication: 19/09/2025
Identifiers: 991050163502346
Academic Unit: School of Health Sciences
Language: English
Resource Type: Conference presentation

A rapid review of pathways to diagnosis for people living with peripheral artery disease

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