Serhat UYSAL, Bilgin ARDA, Füsun SAYGILI, Meltem TAŞBAKAN IŞIKGÖZ, Fatma ARDENİZ ÖMÜR, Ilgın ŞİMŞİR YILDIRIM, Sercan ULUSOY

Kontrolsüz diyabetin sebep olduğu nötrofil hipogranülasyonu ve sık tekrarlayan piyojenik infeksiyon ile seyreden olgu

Diyabet birçok fizyolojik sistemi etkileyen bir hastalıktır. Bağışıklık sistemi de bunlardan biridir ve diyabet bağışıklık sisteminin çeşitli aşamalarını etkilemektedir. Bu yazıda kontrol edilmeyen diyabetin; ciddi ve sık tekrarlayan piyojenik infek- siyonlara ve nötrofil granülasyonunda azalmaya neden olduğu bir olgu sunulmuştur.

A case with recurrent pyogenic ınfections and neutrophil hypogranulation; caused by uncontrolled diabetes

Diabetes mellitus is a disease that affects many physiological systems. The immune system is one of these and diabetes affects various stages of the immune system. In this case, uncontrolled diabetes mellitus causing serious recurrent pyogenic infections and a reduction in neutrophil granulation is presented.

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