The authors consider the influence of carbohydrate metabolism disorders on postoperative period. Data on the influence of diabetes mellitus on morbidity are summarized. Mechanisms and significance of stress-induced hyperglycemia are described. The authors also discuss modern approaches to the treatment of hyperglycemic conditions in perioperative period.
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