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Objective. To improve the results of treatment of the ulcer-necrotic affections of the foot soft tissues in patients, suffering an ischemic form of diabetic foot syndrome (DFS). Маterials and methods. The investigated group have consisted of 48 patients, to whom necrectomy was performed, because a tendency for the wounds healing under the influence of standard methods of treatment through two weeks was absent. Results. After application of the tactics elaborated a complete healing of the wounds was registered in 89.6%, and a partial one - in 10.4% patients. Of 38 patients of a control group, to whom a standard treatment was conducted, the wounds have healed completely in 11 (28.9%), and partially - in 12 (31.6%) patients. Conclusion. Plastic coverage of the foot wounds after necrectomy and early performed revascularization operation for the ischemic form of DFS is indicated to patients, in whom the wounds are lacking a tendency towards healing under the influence of standard methods of treatment through two weeks.

Plastic coverage of the ulcer-necrotic affections of the foot soft tissues in patients, suffering an ischemic form of diabetic foot syndrome