Results of examination of 48 patients with diabetic foot (DF), in whom bacteriological investigation of tissues was conducted on various distance from inflammatory focus and in the blood serum (in 30 patients), were analyzed. The role of endogenous mechanism of infection and spread of microorganisms far away the purulent focus borders was established. The data obtained are permitting to perform rational treatment of patients with DF.
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