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Investigation of risk factors on 84 patients with diabetic foot

Diyabetik ayaklı 84 hastada risk faktörlerinin incelenmesi

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102–105
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2022-11-05
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Conclusion: Among all the risk factors, we observed that the poor metabolic control had the most significant impact on the diabetes mellitus duration and the diabetic foot.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Objective: The aim of the study was to determine the primary underlying risk factors for the development of foot ulcers on the diabetes mellitus patients.
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Key Findings & Data:Method: For this purpose, we investigated 84 patients, 36 (43%) female and 48 (57%) male, who were hospitalized in our clinic for a diabetic foot treatment between 1996-2000.
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Conclusion & Impact:Conclusion: Among all the risk factors, we observed that the poor metabolic control had the most significant impact on the diabetes mellitus duration and the diabetic foot.
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Abstract

Objective: The aim of the study was to determine the primary underlying risk factors for the development of foot ulcers on the diabetes mellitus patients. We also try to analyze a possible relationship between the duration of diabetes and diabetic foot. Method: For this purpose, we investigated 84 patients, 36 (43%) female and 48 (57%) male, who were hospitalized in our clinic for a diabetic foot treatment between 1996-2000. Results: Among the risk factors, we found poor metabolic control in 78 (93%) patients out of 84 patients, neuropathy in 74 (88.1%)patients, vascular neuropathy in 62 (73.8%)patients, smoking in 47 (56%)patients, history of ulcers in 24 (28.5%) patients, trauma in 17 (20.3%) patients, Charchot joint in 9 (10.7%) patients, inappropriate shoe usage and foot deformity in 13 (15%) patients. When we analyzed a possible relationship between the diabetes mellitus duration and diabetic foot, we found the following percentages of diabetic foot in terms of the diabetes mellitus 19.2% when the diabetes mellitus duration is between 0-4 years, 11.9% for 5-9 years, 20.24% for 10-14 years, 20.24% for 15-19 years, and finally 28.6% for more than 20 years. Conclusion: Among all the risk factors, we observed that the poor metabolic control had the most significant impact on the diabetes mellitus duration and the diabetic foot.

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Amaç: Bu çalışmada, diabetes mellituslu hastalarda diyabetik ayak lezyonlanna neden olan başlıca risk faktörlerini ve diyabet süresiyle diyabetik ayak birlikteliği arasındaki ilişkileri araştırmayı planladık. Yöntem; Bu amaçla, 1996-2000yıllan arasında kliniğimizde tamamı diyabetik ayak infeksiyonu nedeniyle yatarak tedavi gören 36 (%43)'sı kadın, 48 (%57)'i erkek toplam 84 hasta retrospektif olarak incelendi. Bulgular: Risk f aktörleri sıralamasında 78 (%93) hastada kötü kan şekeri regülasyonu, 74 (%88.1) hastada nöropati, 62 (%73-8) hastada vaskülopati, 47 (%56) hastada sigara kullanımı, 24 (%28.5) hastada geçirilmiş ayak lezyonu hikayesi, 17 (%20.3) hastada travma, 9 (0MO. 7) hastada "Charchot" eklemi, 13 (%15) hastada uygunsuz ayakkabı ve ayak bakımı tespit edildi. Diyabet süresi ile diyabetik ayak birlikteliğinde ise 0-4 yıl %19.2, 5-9yıl %11.9, 10-14yıl %20.4, 15-19yıl %20.4 ve > 20yıl %28.6 oranlannda bir dağılım izlenmiştir. Yorum: Diyabet süresinin uzaması ile diyabetik ayak oluşum insidansının arttığı ve risk faktörlerinin başında kötü kan şekeri regülasyonu geldiği sonucuna vardık.

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ÖZKARA, A., KARAAHMETOĞLU, S., AKTÜRK, M., DELİBAŞI, T. (2022). Investigation of risk factors on 84 patients with diabetic foot. Türkiye Tıp Dergisi Dahili Tıp Bilimleri, Cilt: 9 - Sayı: 3, 102–105. https://ajindex.com/articles/631279

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