Phaeochromocytoma‐associated critical peripheral ischaemia

Abstract Limb Ischaemia is an exceptional complication of catecholamine toxicity caused by a phaeochromocytoma. We present a middle‐aged female patient with severe subacute peripheral ishaemia, gangrene and eventual amputation of all four distal limbs due to a large non‐metastatic left adrenal gland phaeochromocytoma and summarise the available literature concerning previously reported cases.