Strategy of complex treatment of the neuroischemic form of diabetic foot syndrome in critical ischemia and in presence of resistant forms of purulent infection pathogens using bacteriophages on the example of clinical observation

Abstract

The article presents a clinical observation illustrating the multi-stage treatment of purulent-necrotic lesions of the diabetic foot syndrome in the presence of resistant flora and critical ischemia of the affected limb. The importance of teamwork in providing medical care to this category of patients, as well as the need to use adjuvant therapy, in particular, bacteriophages, in the complex treatment, is demonstrated