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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Acute lower extremity arterial occlusive; intervention [Paper Keywords] of acute lower extremity arterial occlusion, intervention [Abstract] Objective: interventional treatment, clinical treatment of acute lower extremity arterial occlusive disease. METHODS: The intervention catheter thrombolytic therapy in patients with acute lower limb arterial occlusion in 20 cases, onset time of 12 ~ 48h. Results: 20 patients by dissolving bolt arterial occlusion after treatment were re-pass its effective rate was 100%, acute lower extremity arterial occlusion of the clinical symptoms disappeared. Conclusions: Interventional thrombolytic therapy for acute lower extremity arterial occlusive-based therapies, with a high success rate of thrombolysis, hemorrhage disease rarely and so on. Acute lower extremity arterial occlusive disease is an acute onset, serious consequences such as vascular surgery do not take appropriate emergency treatment will lead to limb necrosis, so the timely diagnosis and appropriate treatment will help with the recovery of limb. In the past most of the use of surgical thrombectomy intravenous thrombolytic therapy and other methods, but the trauma, complications, are not effective intervention is gradually being replaced with the development of interventional radiology, acute lower extremity arterial occlusive disease of the interventional diagnosis, thrombolysis therapy, embolectomy balloon and has to carry out ordinary, and achieved good results [1]. 1 Materials and methods 1.1: 20 patients, 12 were males, 8 females, aged 55 to 73 years, mean age 68.3 years, including cases of atherosclerosis with thrombosis in 11 cases, seven cases of vascular trauma, arterial embolism 2 cases in which the right femoral artery lesion 9 cases, the right common iliac artery in 2 cases, the left femoral artery in 5 cases. occlusion segments are longer. shortest 10cm longest right common iliac artery to the popliteal artery. All pa