Algorithms of optimization and standardization of surgical care in destructive forms of Charcott foot

Relevance. The problem of standardization of foot bone lesions and regeneration of bone structures in diabetic foot syndrome has currently acquired particular relevance due to the complexity of the mechanisms of occurrence of this pathology, extended zones of lesions and resistance to the use of traditional methods of treatment.

The aim of the study. Standardization and optimization of surgical care for patients with destructive form of diabetic neuroosteoarthropathy.

Materials and methods. The work summarized and presented classifications of bone structure lesions, taking into account the convenience of their use in practical surgery. An original approach to solving one of the urgent problems of modern surgery, concerning the treatment of pathological processes in the bone elements of the feet in patients with diabetic foot syndrome, was proposed and implemented.

Conclusions. 1. The developed approach to the reconstruction of bone elements of the foot ensures an increase in the efficiency of regenerative processes of bone structures. 2. The introduction of this technique significantly reduces the rehabilitation period for patients with restoration of the supporting function of the lower extremities due to targeted surgical intervention in the area of affected tissues. 

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