Abstract
The overall prevalence of skin lesions in diabetes mellitus varies from 51.1 to 97 %. More than 30 different dermatoses are described that either precede diabetes or develop against the background of manifest disease. Among a number of dermatoses, diabetic dermopathy, lipoid necrobiosis, disseminated granuloma annulare, bullosis diabeticorum, xanthomatosis, acanthosis nigricans, necrolytic migratory erythema, diabetic scleredema should be noted. Most often, patients with diabetes mellitus have dry skin and hyperkeratosis, which can cause trophic infected ulcers. As a prophylactic agent in such cases, today, SEPTOTON TM BBpharm cream with panthenol and lanolin is proposed
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