Diabetic panvasculopathy refers to a clinical syndrome in which a wide range of blood vessels (including heart, brain, kidney, eye, peripheral and other large vessels and microvessels) in diabetic patients have atherosclerosis as the common pathological feature, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular events as the main outcome, and active intervention of metabolic abnormalities is helpful to improve the prognosis. Early diagnosis, early prevention and active exploration of clear therapeutic targets are very important to prevent and delay the occurrence and development of diabetic panvasculopathy, but they are also challenges at present. The cardiorenal benefit of new hypoglycemic drugs is independent of blood glucose control, which has attracted increasing academic attention. The concept of panvasculopathy in diabetes plays an important role in improving the comprehensive management of the disease and multidisciplinary collaborative diagnosis and treatment, which is helpful to promote the vigorous development of the subspecialty of panvasculopathy and the continuous improvement of the comprehensive prevention and treatment level.