Validação da versão 2015 do sistema salvando o pé diabético

Abstract

Diabetes Mellitus has been considered a 21st century epidemic. Among the implications of this disease, foot ulcers reach more than 15% of diabetics. Ulceration can progress to lower limb amputation. The factors most related to the appearance of ulcers are peripheral sensory neuropathy, foot deformities, foot trauma and peripheral arterial disease.The present study aims to compare the reports issued by professionals and the reports issued by SISPED, in the evaluation of the feet of diabetic patients. The data collection was done through the digital register in the SIPED of the script of the examination of 130 patients. It was observed that the majority of the sample consisted of women, representing 64.6% of the total. the prevalence of patients at risk of developing diabetic foot was 100%. The mean time of diagnosis of patients at risk was 11.8 years, with statistical significance. The age variable was significant for the risk of diabetic foot involvement, with the mean age found being 65.42 years and 93.1% presenting type 2 diabetes mellitus. It was possible to prove the efficacy of SISPED in assessing patients' feet diabetics, as well as the importance of ESN and ECN scores in the evaluation of peripheral diabetic neuropathy.