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Healing of trophic ulcers of the foot in the first month after ET was observed in 78% (n=7) of patients of the main group and in 13% (n=3) of the control group (\u03c72 (1, n=33) = 10.2961; p=0.0013), and after 3 months \u2013 in 100% (n=9) and 83% (n=20) of patients in the respective groups. \nConclusions: The combination of PTRA with POBA reduces the probability of repeated violations of the patency of the target artery. 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