It has recently been discovered that the disorder of lipid metabolism plays an important role in the pathogenesis of diabetic microangiopathies. Thus, breakdown of lipid metabolism during sugary diabetes leads to a breakdown of microcirculation by creating favorable conditions for activating lipid peroxidation and intravenous blood clotting. At the same time, the next stage of microcirculation, ie the study of the effects of lymphamerculosis and treatment on this system, remained unnoticed.
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