Agnès Hartemann, Franck Phan, Jean-Michel Davaine, Damien Denimal, Olivier Bourron, Pauline Treca, Hugo Francon
Journal: Diabetes & metabolism 2025;51(1):101586
PMID: 39521119
In patients with diabetes, peripheral arterial disease, particularly below the knee, is associated with medial arterial calcification. This is a frequent and potentially serious complication, affecting all types of diabetes. In recent years, our understanding of the pathophysiology and clinical significance of medial arterial calcification has improved considerably. Here, we offer a short narrative review of the epidemiology, clinical consequences, and pathophysiology of this complication. Now that medial arterial calcification of the lower limbs is better understood, we also focus on the prospect of treatments targeting arterial calcification.
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