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Atherosclerosis of lower-extremity arterial disease is a common pathology in diabetes mellitus, contributing to the development of ischemic and neuroischemic forms of diabetic foot syndrome. Early diagnosis of vascular lesions helps to reduce the number of cardiovascular complications, performed amputations and improves the quality of life in these patients.The review presents the current arsenal of modern comprehensive examinations of patients with diabetic foot syndrome, including clinical and functional screening, non-invasive and invasive methods of radiological diagnosis, as well as specific assessment scales and new classifications that allow detailing and systematizing trophic foot changes with the ability to predict the course of the pathological processoccurring at sites. The using of open revascularization methods helps to achieve the healing of diabetic ulcers in a large percentage of cases, but the point is the problems associated with the localization of the lesion, the choice of conduit for bypass surgery and technical aspects significantly limit the possibilities of this treatment method. Recent technological advances in the development of endovascular surgery have expanded the indications for successful revascularization. The article highlights the results of shunting and endovascular methods in the treatment of atherosclerotic process in infrainguinal area in patients with diabetic foot syndrome.

CURRENT ASPECTS OF DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF ATHEROSCLEROSIS OF THE LOWER EXTREMITIES ARTERIES IN PATIENTS WITH DIABETIC FOOT SYNDROME