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Protocol of Peripheral Artery Disease Screening: The Phase -1 of the Global Artery Project (GAP)

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Abstract* The Global Artery Project (GAP) launched by the Institute of Continuing Medical Education (ICME) in Cote d’Ivoire, a West African country aims to fill the gap between needs and contributions in the knowledge, diagnosis, and management of acquired degenerative arterial diseases. This project will have a progressive implementation in three phases and will focus on the main arterial diseases caused by atherosclerosis and mediacalcosis. It will concern Peripheral Artery Diseases, Coronary Artery Diseases and Carotid Artery Stenosis. Thus, we will have Phase -1 dedicated to Peripheral Artery Diseases (PAD), Phase -2 dedicated to Coronary Artery Diseases (CAD), and Phase -3 dedicated to Carotid Artery Stenosis (CAS). This protocol is related to Phase-1 and aims to set out objectives by explaining the actions to be taken, the rationale, and the tactics of these objectives.

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Meneas, C., Sall, F., Dere, L., Manhan, N., Abro, S., Binate, A., N’guessan, I., M'Bra, I., Arnaud, A., Acho, K., Kee, C., Koné, S., Kouassi, L., Gnazegbo, A., Koffi, R., Gonan, Y., Pkan, J., Kouakou, B., Karidioula, E., Dido, J., Teh, K., Edoukou, J. (2025). Protocol of Peripheral Artery Disease Screening: The Phase -1 of the Global Artery Project (GAP). https://doi.org/10.12688/f1000research.163404.1

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Christophe Meneas Fatouma Sall Luc Dere Noel Manhan Samuel Abro Alassane Binate Ismael N’guessan Innocent M'Bra Assere Yao Aboh Ganyn Robert Arnaud Kevun Acho Cedric Kee Salifou Koné Lauret Kouassi Any Gnazegbo Reine M. Koffi Yannick Gonan Jonathan Pkan Bernadin Kouame Kouakou Emilie Karidioula Joseph Arnauld Dido Kassi Stephane Teh Jacques Nelson Edoukou

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