by cristiano | Oct 17, 2018
In patients with type 2 diabetes being treated with drugs which do not cause hypoglycemia, once the glycemic objective has been reached and the results of self- monitoring become fairly predictable, daily monitoring of the glycemia does not add information for...
by cristiano | Oct 17, 2018
Diabetic retinopathy In the absence of diabetic retinopathy, don’t repeat the Fundus Oculi test following diagnosis (the first Fundus Oculi has diversified frequency for type 1 Diabetes and for type 2) more frequently than once every two years. If the retinopathy is...
by cristiano | Oct 17, 2018
The practice of insulin therapy by sliding scale, that is, injecting insulin at set intervals (every 4-6 hours) only if the glycemia goes above a fixed threshold is still common in our country too, but it should be considered an inadequate and ineffective method. This...
by cristiano | Oct 17, 2018
The increasingly widespread use of “advanced dressings”, i.e. of devices for the treatment of surgical wounds made up of biocompatible materials enhancing their healing, is the result of ongoing pharmacological, epidemiological and infectious diseases...
by cristiano | Oct 17, 2018
The dressing of the surgical wound is always source of debate for what concerns: methods, materials and frequency of renewal.Currently, replacing the dressings positioned in the operating room during the first day, i.e. before 24 hours from placement, is routinely....
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