Dataset for: Burger disease patients with critical limb ischemia at an academic referral center in Jordan.xlsx

This dataset contains de-identified patient-level records for all individuals diagnosed with Buerger disease who presented with critical limb ischemia at King Abdullah University Hospital, Jordan, between January 2015 and January 2024. Data were retrospectively extracted from electronic medical records, then curated into an Excel workbook. Variables include demographics, smoking status and duration, Presence of comorbidities, Rutherford category at diagnosis, laboratory results for C-reactive protein (CRP), limb involvement and arterial distribution, presence of multilevel disease and thrombophlebitis, Presence of lower-limb infection at admission, treatment modality, and outcomes classified as no amputation, minor amputation, or major limb amputation. The primary purpose is to enable reproducibility of analyses of factors associated with amputation risk in Buerger disease. Limitations include the single-center, retrospective design, a modest sample size, missing values for CRP laboratory measures, and incomplete longitudinal follow-up that precluded time-to-event analyses. Ethics approval was obtained, and all data are fully de-identified.