Open AccessPROSPECTS OF THE APPLICATION OF THE SCALES FOR EVALUATING THE GRAVITY OF PATIENTS WITH ISOLATED AND COMBINED INJURY ANASTESTIOLOGIST-REANIMATOLOGIST IN ANTI-SHOCK HALL OF RECEPTION-DIAGNOSTIC DIVISION
Author(s) -
М. A. Bolshakova,
R. M. Rakhmanov,
Popov Aa,
А. A. Lyubchenko,
E. A. Popova,
D. S. Shamov,
M. V. Lucenko,
E. A. Rakhmanova,
I. I. Lisun,
О. I. Habarova,
N. A. Bolshakov,
K. F. Kasymova,
M. A. Korosteleva
Publication year - 2019
Publication title -
emergency medical care
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2072-6716
DOI - 10.24884/2072-6716-2019-20-4-44-50
Subject(s) - pelvis , medicine , abdomen , medical diagnosis , shock (circulatory) , head and neck , emergency department , radiology , surgery , emergency medicine , psychiatry
The case histories of 86 patients with diagnoses, isolated and combined trauma, were studied and analyzed. MSCT of the head and neck, organs of the chest and abdomen, bone structures of the pelvis and extremities were performed for all patients. Continuous monitoring of vital functions, SpO2, FiO2, PetCO2, CVP, HR, NPV, AD was conducted, ECG recording was performed. The condition of each patient in the conditions of the reception and diagnostic department was assessed on three scales: VPC-SP, ISS, as well as the scale of patient severity we developed. The scale for assessing the severity of trauma patients, which we developed, is comparable in terms of diagnostic value to the scales of the VPC-SP, ISS and is no less sensitive.
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