Valor terapéutico de la oxigenación hiperbárica en el pie diabético infectado
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La diabetes mellitus y la isquemia crónica de miembros inferiores se relacionan dando como resultado la apari- ción de pie diabético infectado, el cual requiere múltiples trata- mientos para intentar salvar la extremidad.
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