Abstract： Objective To estimate the security and effectiveness of double access technique to treat chronic total occlusion in lower extremity artery. Method Fifty four patients,who had lower limb arteriosclerosis and accepted failed endovascular treatment because of unable to reenter true lumen through antegrade access,were treated immediately in double access style to recanalize occluded artery (including 27 patients of dorsalis pedis artery puncture,17 patients of posterior tibial artery punctrue,5 patients of proximal anterior tibial artery puncture and 5 patients of distal superficial femoral artery puncture). Evaluate the revascularization rate,complication rate and 6-month limb salvage rate of double access technique,t test was used to compare the ABI.Results Revascularization rate was 98.2％ (53/54),average puncture frequency of every case was 6 ( the first access was 2 in every patient,the second access was 4 in every patient ),average treatment time was 167 minutes,complication rate was 5.6％ (3/54),2 patients were occlusion in puncture segment of the second access,1 patient was hematoma in the second access point. 6-month ABI after intervention increased from 0.44 ±0.13 to 0.69 ±0.15,6-month limb salvage rate was 100％. Conclusion For chronic total occlusion,double access is a feasible technique to deal with unable to reenter true lumen throughantegrade access,the complication rate is low,the primary limb salvage rate is relatively high.