• Vestn. Khir. Im. I. I. Grek. · May 1992

    Comparative Study

    [Traumatic disease in wounded patients].

    • V I Khrupkin and N S Nemchenko.
    • Vestn. Khir. Im. I. I. Grek. 1992 May 1;148(5):179-84.

    AbstractResults of clinico-physiological, pathobiochemical, immunological and hemocoagulative studies performed at the postshock period in 186 patients with battle wounds have shown their coincidence with data obtained in critical mechanical trauma of peace-time. A conclusion is made that critical gunshot wounds are followed by trauma disease having main regularities similar to those in a critical mechanical trauma of peace-time. One can speak only about specific features of battle injuries, but to distinguish "wound disease" as an independent clinical form is thought to be illegal.

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