Authors
Stepanov S.S.1, Girsh A.O.1, Stukanov M.M.2, Eselevich R.V.3, Malyuk A.I.4, CHernenko S.V.1, Mamontov V.V.1, Korzhuk M.S.3
1 Omsk state medical university, Russia, Omsk
2 Municipal Healthcare Establishment First aid hospital, Russia, Omsk
3 Military medical academy named after S.M.Kirov, Russia, Saint-Petersburg
4 Municipal Healthcare Establishment Omsk City Clinical Hospital №1, Russia, Omsk
Abstract
In work it is presented that application of infusion therapy for patients with heavy traumatic shock at a prehospital stage is not only pathogenetic expedient, but also authentically reasonable component of antishock treatment. It is revealed that the most effective option of volume compensation for patients with severe traumatic shock at pre-hospital and hospital stages of treatment is the use of sterofundin isotonic and 4% the modified gelatin.
Keywords: traumatic shock, infusion therapy.
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