Optimization of treatment of patients with diabetic foot syndrome

Sakharyuk Alexander P., Semеnov Nikolay V., Nuriyev Elnur S., Tarasov Andrey N.

one of the most important non-communicable diseases (NCDS) is diabetes mellitus. The higher the number of patients with diabetes, the higher the number of concomitant diseases of the chronic type increases. The main complication in patients with diabetes is diabetic foot syndrome. This complication is an acute social as well as medical problem. Despite modern medical technologies in the field of endocrinology, statistics show an increase in the number of surgical operations to remove the foot. The nature of these statistics is not optimistic. Today, more than 60% of surgical amputations of the lower extremities are performed in patients with diabetes mellitus [1, 2]. the Effectiveness of such treatment is about 30% [3, 4]. In the treatment of diabetic foot syndrome, there are many tasks that remain unresolved. Currently, there is a formation and development of newer and quite effective methods of treatment of this syndrome. One such promising method may be the method of combined intravenous laser irradiation of blood with a "blue" laser (the wavelength of which is 450 nm), as well as blood ozonation in patients with diabetic foot syndrome. This study confirms the effectiveness of its use.

Keywords:diabetic foot, blood ozonation, blood irradiation, surgical treatment.