Morbidity and prevalence of diabetes mellitus in the world grow proof. Forecast, that 2030 to this number will increase of 552 millions (9,9% or 1 patient on diabetes mellitus on 10 healthy), and 2035 to 592 millions (10,1%). Thus on diabetes of the second type there is 90% of all cases of diabetes in the world. For today, yet unsolved is also a package of questions that touch the morphological changes of soft fabrics of lower limbs at a diabetes mellitus. In particular requires the study of question of loud speaker of changes of microvasculature and main vessels, that participate in the blood supply of soft fabrics of foot. One of the most proof changes at a diabetes mellitus is a diffuse bulge of basal membranes. The best of all it is sho...
Diabetes mellitus (DM ) represents a serious medical and social problem. 415 million people (every 1...
Background. In most cases of diabetes mellitus (DM), a complication in the form of diabetic angiopat...
Abtrakt (EN) In spite of the fact that the diabetic foot syndrome is not considered a marginal compl...
Introduction. About 422 million people have diabetes mellitus, and more than 95% have type II diabet...
Microangiopathy is the term applied to the abnormal state of the capillaries, arterioles, and venule...
Specific general defeat of arteriols, capillaries and veins at a diabet mellitus consists in the bul...
Diabetic microangiopathy is morphologically defined as a thickening of the basement membrane of the ...
Objective: to evaluate the morphological changes in diabetic foot syndrome emphasizing the ultrastru...
Introduction Diabetic microangiopathy is a complex of pathologic changes in the vessels of the ha...
Vascular complications are common in diabetics. Patients with type I diabetes mellitus may be more l...
The literature that includes the study of cardiovascular complications in patients with diabetic foo...
The literature that includes the study of cardiovascular complications in patients with diabetic foo...
Diabetes mellitus is a major health care issue affecting thousands of people each year. As medical r...
Diabetes mellitus (DM) is recognized as one of the most important noninfectious disease in the world...
Because the pathogenetic understanding of diabetic vascular complications remains fragmentary, and e...
Diabetes mellitus (DM ) represents a serious medical and social problem. 415 million people (every 1...
Background. In most cases of diabetes mellitus (DM), a complication in the form of diabetic angiopat...
Abtrakt (EN) In spite of the fact that the diabetic foot syndrome is not considered a marginal compl...
Introduction. About 422 million people have diabetes mellitus, and more than 95% have type II diabet...
Microangiopathy is the term applied to the abnormal state of the capillaries, arterioles, and venule...
Specific general defeat of arteriols, capillaries and veins at a diabet mellitus consists in the bul...
Diabetic microangiopathy is morphologically defined as a thickening of the basement membrane of the ...
Objective: to evaluate the morphological changes in diabetic foot syndrome emphasizing the ultrastru...
Introduction Diabetic microangiopathy is a complex of pathologic changes in the vessels of the ha...
Vascular complications are common in diabetics. Patients with type I diabetes mellitus may be more l...
The literature that includes the study of cardiovascular complications in patients with diabetic foo...
The literature that includes the study of cardiovascular complications in patients with diabetic foo...
Diabetes mellitus is a major health care issue affecting thousands of people each year. As medical r...
Diabetes mellitus (DM) is recognized as one of the most important noninfectious disease in the world...
Because the pathogenetic understanding of diabetic vascular complications remains fragmentary, and e...
Diabetes mellitus (DM ) represents a serious medical and social problem. 415 million people (every 1...
Background. In most cases of diabetes mellitus (DM), a complication in the form of diabetic angiopat...
Abtrakt (EN) In spite of the fact that the diabetic foot syndrome is not considered a marginal compl...