Determination of transcutaneous oxygen tension for evaluating the degree of ischemia in patients with diabetic foot syndrome

Abstract

One of the main syndromes that poses a direct threat to the patient's ability to work and life is diabetic foot syndrome (DFS). It is known that DFS is caused by a complex of disorders of the anatomical and functional state of the foot due to neuro-ischemic changes caused by prolonged hyperglycemia. The aim of styding was to investigate the value of