[PREDICTORS OF UNFAVORABLE OUTCOME IN PATIENTS WITH ABDOMINAL SEPSIS.]

OBJECTIVE: The study focuses on identifying predictors of treatment outcome in abdominal sepsis (AS) in humans.

SUBJECTS AND METHODS: 70 patients underwent determination of blood pressure, heart rate, SpO , the content of leu- kocytes, albumin, C-reactive protein, fibrinogen and TNF-a in arterial (femoral artery) and venous (subclavian vein) blood. Automatic biochemical analyzer Cobas-Integra 400 ('Roche", Switzerland), the test system Microlab STAR ELISA kit reagents "alpha TNF - ELISA - best" were used during the research. System statistical analysis included paired comparison of patients with favorable (n=27) and lethal (n=43) outcome, correlation, cluster; discriminating analysis, multidimensional scaling and plotting ROC curves with sensitivity and specificity indicators predictive value.

RESULTS: Identfied predictors of outcome inpatients,from which to form a predictive model of CRP fibrinogen, albumin, and TNF-a arterial blood. It is established that if the basic treatment of the patient CRP <9,8 g/l,fibrinogen >3,43 g/l, albumin <28,9 gl and TNF-a <499,3 ng/ml, the probability of death was statistically significantly higher thanfavorable.

CONCLUSION: It is assumed that therapeutic measures should be aimed at correction of the above mentioned indicators.