• Voen Med Zh · Aug 2009

    Historical Article

    [Contribution of Russian surgeons-participants of the First World War in development of vascular surgery].

    • E P Kokhan, S P Gliantsev, and N I Galik.
    • Voen Med Zh. 2009 Aug 1;330(8):81-4.

    AbstractDuring the First World War wounds of vessels took 0,3-1,5% of all wounds, and lethality - 10-22%. Experience of vascular treatment, get by military-field surgeons during this war, was great. They have demonstrated advantage of vascular seam of bandage of vessels in conditions of their damages. Russian surgeons-participants of the First World War have formed the base, on which russian vascular surgery was advancing not only during wars, but also during peace-time.

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