Roberto Zambelli De Almeida Pinto *

Autor invitado por SIIC

Este trabalho demonstra com dados concretos como a harmonia entre os profissionais assistentes de um paciente diabético com infecção nos pés pode minimizar os impactos negativos desta doença tão devastadora

ABORDAGEM MULTIDISCIPLINAR DO PACIENTE DIABÉTICO COM INFECÇÃO NOS PÉS: PREVENÇÃO DE AMPUTAÇÕES MAIORES

Os pacientes submetidos a revascularização dos membros inferiores previamente à amputação apresentaram melhor prognóstico, com diminuição do tempo de cicatrização e menor incidência de revisão do coto. A abordagem multidisciplinar, com uma interação harmônica entre as equipes assistentes, favorece o tratamento e a manutenção de um coto mais distal.

*Roberto Zambelli De Almeida Pinto
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ABORDAGEM MULTIDISCIPLINAR DO PACIENTE DIABÉTICO COM INFECÇÃO NOS PÉS: PREVENÇÃO DE AMPUTAÇÕES MAIORES
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*Hospital Mater Dei, Belo Horizonte, Brasil
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