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[Seasonal fluctuations of intraoperative blood loss in hip joint replacement]

N V Kornilov, V M Kustov, A S Avrunin

    Vestnik Khirurgii Imeni I. I. Grekova
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    Under analysis was the level of intraoperative blood loss in total endopropsthesis of the hip joint in 513 patients operated upon for degenerative-dystrophic processes of consequences of trauma in the period from 1996 to 1999. The assessment of seasonal variations of its value was made. It was shown that the volume of blood loss is dependent on two groups of factors: medical and associated with the influence of the environment. The least "chronorisk" of excessive blood loss was noted in the period from July to November, the greatest--from January to June (with the maximum in March and reduction in May).

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