| Issue | Title | |
| No 2.25 (2014) | Modern Approaches to the Choice of Treatment Regimen for Diabetic Foot Syndrome Complications | Abstract |
| I.Ya. Dzyubanovsky, I.I. Chonka, Yu.M. Futuyma, M.Yu. Kritsak | ||
| No 1.32 (2017) | Comprehensive treatment impact on long-term results of patients with complicated diabetic foot syndrome | Abstract |
| V.A. Byelinska | ||
| No 1.32 (2017) | Microbial composition of purulent lesions in patients with complicated diabetic foot syndrome and the development of sepsis | Abstract |
| O.V. Tribushnoy, S.D. Shapoval, I.L. Savon, L.Yu. Slobodchenko | ||
| No 1.20 (2013) | Surgical Treatment of Infected Sores in Patients with Diabetic Foot Syndrome | Abstract |
| S.M. Vasylyuk, S.A. Krymets | ||
| No 3-4.26-27 (2014) | Decrease the incidence of amputations high as a result of clinical application of vacuum-cavitation d-bridebment while of purulent wounds in patients with a diabetic foot | Abstract |
| I.V. Shkvarkovskij, T.V Antoniuk, N.V. Shkvarkovska | ||
| No 3-4.26-27 (2014) | Study of effect of therapy on microcirculation in patiens with complicated diabetic foot sindrome depending on the clinical forms | Abstract |
| S.D. Shapoval, I.L. Savon, V.B. Martynuk, L.A. Vasilevska, A.N. Yakunich, O.O. Maksimova | ||
| No 1-2.28-29 (2015) | Factors of Non-specific Resistance of the Organism in Patients with Purulent Necrotic Processes of Diabetic Foot and in the Development of Sepsis | Abstract |
| O.V. Trybushnyi, S.D. Shapoval, I.L. Savon, L.Yu. Slobodchenko | ||
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