Assessment of the impact of air pollution with heavy metals on the composition of thrombi in peripheral vascular ischemia.

Air pollution currently plays a vital role in the increase in the number of deaths in the world. The problem of air pollution is now a very important public health problem. The effects of this pollution on the cardiovascular system have long been known. This impact is known in the field of PM2.5 and PM10 particulate matter. There are fewer reports on this impact in the field of heavy metals. The authors of this study present a brief description of acute ischemia of the lower limb and the possible effect of heavy metals from polluted air on the formation of thrombus in the arteries of the lower limbs and thus on acute ischemia of the lower limbs. The authors present an outline of the possible impact of polluted air elements on the formation of thrombus. This process can be combined with coagulation inside the peripheral arteries. The above problem requires research in the future. The authors plan such studies. This issue requires further research, and the authors plan to conduct such studies in the future.