Prediction of Complications in View of the Effectiveness of Antishock Measures in the Early Period of Traumatic Disease
A method for predicting the likelihood of complications has been developed on the basis of the analysis of the data of treatment of 499 miners with severe injuries of the musculoskeletal system and viscera, associated with a shock of varying severity. It is shown that in the case of complications, both factors determining the severity of the shock, and the factors of antishock therapy play an important role. The occurrence of complications depends more on defects in the treatment than on the factors determining the severity of shock (significance of therapy factors is 3 times higher than shock severity).