CLINICAL AND STATISTICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF COMBINED INJURIES OF THE BRAIN AND VISUAL ORGANS
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https://doi.org/10.54890/.v2i2.988Abstract
Objective. Searching new tactical and technical decisions which significantly increase an efficacy of management sufferers with combined brain and visual organs injuries in stages of medical evacuation during extreme situations.
Material and methods. An analysis of diagnostics and management in 441 sufferers with combined brain and visual organs injuries was done.
Clinical and statistical characteristics of sufferers with combined injuries of the brain and visual organs, results of diagnosis and treatment and outcome were investigated.
Results. A new classification of combined injuries of the brain and visual organs elaborated; scientifically sound peculiarities of management and tactical methods in medical care for sufferers with combined injuries of the brain and visual organs have been identified; combined brain and visual organs injuries severity evaluation algorithm was defined; medical care volume standards in combined injuries of the brain and visual organs elaborated.
Keywords:
combined trauma, brain concussion and brain contusion, ophthalmology, visual organs injury, eye-ball contusion.References
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