Peripheral arterial disease is on the rise worldwide - but a new treatment method is on its way

How can future health systems deal with the rise in peripheral arterial disease? A new treatment modality allows patients with reduced circulation in their limbs to apply a non-invasive negative pressure device designed to increase blood flow to an extremity. The device uses many of the same principles as physical exercise, which is today’s gold standard for non-invasive treatment of reduced circulation due to clogged blood vessels.