Interest in treating necrotising fasciitis in patients with diabetes mellitus is not decreasing, as evidenced by many publications devoted to this problem. Many methods of local treatment of necrotising fasciitis against the background of diabetes mellitus have been proposed, a variety of methods are used, including nanotechnological dressings, highly organised technologies, and physiotherapeutic procedures, as well as numerous single- and multi-component schemes, and new Medicines. At the same time, there are still no unified tactics for the treatment of necrotising fasciitis against the background of diabetes mellitus, the choice of the optimal intervention or combination in different phases of the inflammatory process has not been determined, which is not least due to the variety of approaches to presenting the results of treatment. To date, there is no standard for describing the features of the course of necrotising fasciitis against the background of diabetes mellitus. In connection with the above, this scientific article is devoted to the analysis of the clinical manifestation of necrotising fasciitis in patients with diabetes mellitus.

Necrotising fasciitis, diabetes mellitus, clinical manifestation of the disease

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