COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF ENDOVASCULAR INTERVENTION IN PATIENTS WITH CRITICAL LOWER LIMB ISCHEMIA IN DIABETIC FOOT SYNDROME

Abstract

Currently, due to the achievements of reconstructive surgery of occlusive lesions of the arteries, successful revascularization of the extremities has become possible in 60-70% of patients [3,4]. However, the timing of vascular shunts functioning directly depends on the initial degree of chronic limb ischemia, as well as on the state of the peripheral arterial bed [5,6,7]. In more than 70% of cases in patients with critical ischemia, amputation of the lower extremities is preceded by a foot ulcer and other complications. The methods of surgical and conservative treatment of purulent-necrotic complications of diabetic foot syndrome used in modern treatment practice do not always allow to achieve stabilization of the process, they are quite expensive and often difficult to perform [8,9,10].