Diabetes is expected to affect roughly 380 million people worldwide by 2025. The chronic hyperglycemic environment in diabetic patients results in immune system dysfunctions, angiopathies, neuropathies, gastrointestinal and urinary dysmotility, and various other infections, which lead to increased morbidity. Foot infections, malignant external otitis, rhinocerebral mucormycosis, and gangrenous cholecystitis are the most prevalent conditions linked with diabetes. However, good management strategies comprising antibiotic medication, surgery, removal of dead tissue, and wound care can help achieve optimum patient outcomes. Join an exclusive webinar organized by Docplexus where renowned experts in diabetes and infection care, Dr.
Vivek Patel , Dr. Manoj Vithlani , Dr. Surbhi Madan , and Dr. Banshi Saboo , will share their insights on “Treatment in Diabetes and Infection Management” on 21…
