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[Multi-stage surgical treatment of woundeds with combined thermomechanic injuries in local armed conflict].
Khirurgiia 2015
AIM: To improve the results of surgical treatment of woundeds with combined thermomechanic injuries in local armed conflict.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: It was analyzed treatment of 93 victims with thermomechanic injuries. In 29 (31.2%) aptients only Early Total Care protocol (ETC) was used up to 2001. These victims received complete surgical care. Since 2002 diffirentiated approach of multi-stage surgical treatment (Damage Control Surgery) has been applied. ETC tactics was used if systolic blood pressure was more than 90 mm Hg (30 woundeds, 32.2%). DCS protocol was preferred in case of blood pressure less than 90 mm Hg or multiple-organ failure (34 patients, 36.6%).
RESULTS: Diffirentiated surgical approach decreases mortality rate from 13.8% to 7.8% (p=0.453) compared with group of conventional one-stage care.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: It was analyzed treatment of 93 victims with thermomechanic injuries. In 29 (31.2%) aptients only Early Total Care protocol (ETC) was used up to 2001. These victims received complete surgical care. Since 2002 diffirentiated approach of multi-stage surgical treatment (Damage Control Surgery) has been applied. ETC tactics was used if systolic blood pressure was more than 90 mm Hg (30 woundeds, 32.2%). DCS protocol was preferred in case of blood pressure less than 90 mm Hg or multiple-organ failure (34 patients, 36.6%).
RESULTS: Diffirentiated surgical approach decreases mortality rate from 13.8% to 7.8% (p=0.453) compared with group of conventional one-stage care.
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