Bacteriological and immunological study in diabetic foot

Faculty Medicine Year: 2003
Type of Publication: ZU Hosted Pages:
Authors:
Manal Mohamed Djerbi Younis
Journal: The Egyptian Journal OF Medical MIcrobiology EGYPT Volume:
Keywords : Bacteriological , immunological study , diabetic foot    
Abstract:
Background: Diabetes is increasing rapidly through the world, so the diabetic foot syndrome become more and more important as a major diabetic complication. Objectives: The study was aiming to determine the association between the upregulat
    
     
 
       

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