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The state of microcirculation in the cerebral hemispheres and brain stem in people with different types of blood loss was studied. It was found that with massive blood loss with heart and trunk vascular lesions, as compared with acute blood loss, blood supply in the medulla oblongata is improved due to redistribution of blood. With massive blood loss with damage to peripheral vessels, due to a slower rate of death, mechanisms of centralization of blood circulation are included, as a result of which the blood supply of the cerebral cortex, the hypothalamus and the medulla oblongata improve.

THE STATE OF MICROCIRCULATION IN THE BRAIN WITH DIFFERENT TYPES OF BLOOD LOSS