cryoglobulinemia/hypoxia

We report on a 67-year-old female patient who was admitted to our intensive care unit with acute renal failure and severe hypoxemia. Transiently, the patient had to be treated with kidney replacement therapies and artificial ventilation. The actual illness started with general weakness, recurrent

Transcutaneous pO2 measurement by polarography is a non-invasive method already used in internal medicine and in angiology. It has been employed in patients suffering from chronic lower limb ulcerations of various origins. Marked hypoxia was found in venous ulcers without arterial occlusive disease

The acute onset of purple digits is a concerning manifestation and may represent underlying, potentially life-threatening disease. Correctly identifying the etiology of purple digits is essential to proper management, and can aid in the diagnosis of systemic disease. Multiple causes of purple digits