Titlebook: Dermatology and Diabetes; Emilia Noemí Cohen Sabban,Félix Miguel Puchulu,Ken Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG 2018 Diabetes

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Introduction to Cutaneous Manifestations of Diabetes Mellitus,utaneous proliferation and differentiation. This chapter will be focus on the impact that Diabetes has on the skin, the multiple cutaneous mechanisms that could be affected, and the role of dermatologists in the detection and follow-up of diabetic patients.

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Dermatoses Most Frequently Related to Diabetes Mellitus,of these group of dermatoses, based on the possible explanation of this relationship. Moreover, we observe that Diabetes impacts negatively on the evolution, response to treatment, etc. of these dermatoses.

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Vascular and Neuropathic Foot,ith it die within the next 5 years. The causes of foot injuries in people with diabetes may be unique or the association of multiple alterations (vascular, neuropathic, infectious, osteoarticular, trauma, etc.). In this chapter we will refer to vascular and neuropathic alterations.

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Feature-Oriented Software Product Linescular, neurologic and skin compromise..Strategies to mitigate the altered effects of epidermal barrier functions in DM are reviewed in this chapter including the importance of daily care and topical barrier repair therapy.

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