Application of modern technologies in treatment of purulonecrotic complications of diabetic foot syndrome
Abstract One of the most serious complications of diabetes mellitus (MD) is the damage of the lower extremities leading to development of purulonecrotic processes on foot at 6–15% of patients. According to various data, from 20 to 50% of all hospitalization of patients with DM are connected with feet damage. The risk of lower-extremities amputations is also higher at this category of patients – from 50 to 80% of all not traumatic amputations fall to their share. Therefore today development of modern methods of an integrated approach in treatment of the patients with this pathology directed to performance of organ-preserving operations and the prevention of development of postoperative complications is actual.
Keywords:diabetes mellitus, diabetic foot syndrome, ultrasonic cavitation, "Collost", bioplastic material
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