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Currently, mortality rate in the liver and spleen injuries remains high, despite the present-day level of advances in the diagnosis and treatment of surgical diseases. Damage to parenchymal organs leads to the development of intra-abdominal bleeding. The severity of bleeding depends on the anatomical features of the blood supply to the damaged organ and the massiveness of the lesion, the type of traumatic agent. Intraoperative provision of reliable hemostasis is a significant problem in liver and spleen injuries. This paper summarizes the experience of Russian and foreign experts on surgical treatment of various types of parenchymal organ injuries. Stitching, adhesive compositions, biological and synthetic films, non-contact methods are used to achieve the final intraoperative hemostasis for parenchymal organ injuries; electrocoagulation is also very popular. Currently, the issues of surgical treatment tactics of spleen and liver injuries are not fully resolved. The search for optimal options, as well as technical advancement of organ-preserving operation techniques involving parenchymal organs, remains relevant. This depends on the structural features of these organs, availability of the methods of local hemostasis listed in this paper and surgeon's knowledge and manual skills. Moreover, at present, hemostatic application agents are widely introduced into clinical practice, parenchymal bleeding caused by superficial planar injuries of parenchymal organs being the main indication for the use of these agents.

Intraoperative Tactics of Local Surgical Hemostasis in Injuries and Planned Operations on the Parenchymal Organs of the Abdominal Cavity