[Classification of mechanical injuries of the chest]
Abstract:
The authors propose morpho-functional and medico-strategy classification of mechanical injuries of the chest. In addition to traditional principles, special attention is given to concurrency, plurality, possible shocks, domination of the injuries as one of the basic concepts of wound dystrophy. The proposed classifications of mechanical injuries of the chest substantially supplement traditional principles, allow not only correct and full diagnosing and decision on the most rational strategy of treatment of patients with combined traumas, but also give a complex of reliable criteria for a scientific generalization of the results of clinical investigations.
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