The Importance Of Surgical Treatment In Purulent-Necrotic Soft Tissue Infections Associated With Diabetes Mellitus
Abstract
At present, there is no optimal treatment method for infectious complications of diabetic foot syndrome, especially in cases of sepsis, developing against the background of diabetes mellitus. Despite advances in modern medicine in recent years, the timely diagnosis and proper treatment of infectious complications associated with diabetes mellitus remain highly relevant. The main risk factors for the development of systemic inflammatory response syndrome and various forms of sepsis in purulent-necrotic diseases of soft tissues and postoperative wound infections have been identified. In addition, rational principles of surgical and conservative treatment of local and generalized forms of soft tissue infection are described. This review article presents modern approaches to the treatment of infectious complications developing in patients with diabetes mellitus, and discusses classifications as well as перспективные направления развития методов хирургического лечения.
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