糖尿病患者の口腔領域の手術後の創傷治癒とその背景因子の検討

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The purpose of this study was to identify factors affecting postoperative healing in diabetic patients.<BR>During the 8 years from 1984 to 1991, 61 patients with diabetes mellitus were admitted to hospital and underwent oral surgical procedures.<BR>The oral lesions of these patients consisted of 24 odontogenic infections, 18 tumors, 13 cystic lesions, 3 traumas and 3 other lesions. Fifty-four of the patients suffered from not only diabetes mellitus but also from other systemic complications.<BR>All patients were under the care of physicians and well controlled preoperatively; their fasting blood sugar was maintained under 150 mg/dl and no ketonuria was detected. Poorer postoperative healing was observed in 11 patients. As associated factors, consistent blood sugar control and the duration of surgery were significantly correlated with the healing process.
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