Quality of life and function of feet patients with purulent-necrotic complications of diabetic foot
Investigated the quality of life of 115 patients with purulent-necrotic complications of diabetic foot. All patients revealed the presence of health problems in varying degrees of severity, with most patients suffer from mobility and daily activity. The most frequently encountered condition which is characterized as some problems with movement in space, self, performing daily activities, severe pain or discomfort, and severe anxiety and depression. It is shown that to assess the biomechanical effects of amputation within the foot, you can use data pedografii. In addition, they allow us to determine other areas of high pressure, to identify secondary changes in the contralateral limb, leading to relapse of purulent-necrotic complications. Significant influence on the formation of ulcers and purulent-necrotic complications has a volume and localization of a remote segment of the foot.