Overweight, obesity were risk factors in the study group (30% compared with 10% in the control group), diabetic patients discovered chronic peripheral arterial disease at last stage more than the control group (50% had necrosis corresponding to Rutherford stage 6 (this rate was 25.6% in the control group) 67.8% of patients with type 2 diabetes had lesions equal to 3 arteries in which the mostly occluded of the arteries below the knee (the rate occlusion of the anterior tibial, posterior tibial, and peroneal arteries, respectively, were 50%, 47.8%, 20%), statistically significant higher than the control group.