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[Surgical infection in drug dependands: determination of severity degree and treatment-tactical characteristics]
Abstract:
Basing on examination of 187 opium taking patients with surgical infection, the method of identification of infection severity degree and treatment-tactical policy of delivery of specialized medical care for those patients have been developed. The probable positive result of the proposed method is 90,4%. The rest 9,6% is a true negative result or a pure error of the proposed method of dentification of infection severity degree. The usage of the developed method in every day activity of surgical hospitals provides the possibility of differential approach to reaching the treatment-tactical goals revealing the patients with light degree of surgical infection and favorable outcome, medium degree of surgical infection and relatively favorable outcome, high degree of surgical infection and relatively unfavourible outcome and extremely high degree and unfavourible outcome.
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