Launched in July 2025, France-PAD federates 6 hospital centers to structure and exploit clinical data on lower limb arteriopathy, with the aim of improving patient care and the evaluation of innovative devices.
Launched in 2025, France-PAD is a national clinical investigation network dedicated to obliterative arteriopathy of the lower limbs (AOMI), a disease that affects nearly a million people in France, with a prevalence of up to 29% in high-risk vascular patients.
Coordinated by Hôpital Paris Saint-Joseph and financed by the ANR, this network brings together 6 hospitals representing 8% of national AOMI activity. The project aims to structure and exploit clinical data to better understand the disease, improve patient management and facilitate the evaluation of innovative medical devices.
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People affected in France
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Participating centers
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Variables of interest
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Participating centers
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Inclusion criteria & study variables
The France-PAD network targets all patients affected by obliterative arteriopathy of the lower limbs (AOMI). The database is made up of numerous variables covering the following areas:
EXISTENCE OF AN ARTHÉRIOGRAPHIC BALANCE SHEET etc...
POST-OPERATIVE FOLLOW-UP DATE,
PRESENCE OF A COMPLICATION,
LOCATION OF COMPLICATION,
DEATHS etc...
HOSPITALIZATION,
DATE OF ADMISSION TO HOSPITAL,
HOSPITAL DISCHARGE DATE,
COMPLICATIONS DURING HOSPITALIZATION etc...
Scientific Committee
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Key dates
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Posters & Publications
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Research projects
Here you will find all the study projects using the cohort. These projects comply with the regulatory framework and have been approved in advance by the cohort's scientific committee:
Patients
Why take part in the project?
Some of your medical and administrative data is collected when you are treated in a healthcare facility. This data is useful for the advancement of research.
This research, conducted in the public interest, aims to develop knowledge in order to develop new treatments or improve the overall management of patients suffering from the same disease as you. If you agree to your data being used for this study, you will not have to make any additional visits or undergo any additional examinations.
Only information already in your medical file will be collected. No directly identifying data (surname, first name or contact details) will be included in the cohorts.
If you wish to object to the processing of your data, you may exercise your rights by informing :
If you wish to object to the processing of your data, you may exercise your rights by informing :
your hospital doctor treating you for angioedema or ;
Lifen's Data Protection Officer at the following address: dpo@lifen.fr ;