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Fig 1.

Schematic diagram of the femoral artery thrombosis model.

Pulsed Doppler flowmetry was used to continuously monitor arterial blood flow. When a thrombus had formed, the pulse Doppler blood flow meter displayed values < 0.05 l/min, while the two-dimensional and color Doppler ultrasound confirmed the presence of an occlusive thrombus.

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Table 1.

Classification of experimental groups based on three factors (n = 72).

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Arterial blood flow monitored by Doppler flow during thrombolysis (L/min) (n = 72).

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Table 3.

ANOVA analysis of femoral artery blood flow at different time point after thrombolysis compared to the baseline blood flow.

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Table 4.

The recanalization rate of femoral artery after thrombolytic therapy at various time points (%) (n = 72).

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Table 5.

Logistic regression analysis of recanalization after 120 min thrombolytic therapy.

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Fig 2.

Pathological changes following femoral artery thrombosis.

(A. Femoral artery thrombosis without thrombolytic therapy (observation of thrombus morphology in femoral artery thrombosis). B, C. A completely dissolved femoral artery thrombus after thrombolytic therapy. D, E, F. A partially dissolved femoral artery thrombus after thrombolytic therapy. G, H. An undissolved femoral artery thrombus after thrombolytic therapy.)

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