SPECIFIC ANASTHESIOLOGICAL AND INTENSIVE CARE FOR CIVIL POPULATION IN MILITARY CONFLICTS (1ST REPORT)

SPECIFIC ANASTHESIOLOGICAL AND INTENSIVE CARE FOR CIVIL POPULATION IN MILITARY CONFLICTS (1ST REPORT)

The  article describes the  emergency care in  massive injury during the  military conflict (230 patients, of them 220 are civilian population, of them 7 are children; 348 cases of urgent anesthesia). Special attention is paid to organizational activities. Specifics of peri-operative provisions, int...

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Main Authors: A. N. Kolesnikov, E. A. Druzhinskaya, A. S. Butko, M. M. Simakov, V. N. Stasyuk, T. A. Mustafin, S. O. Chernutskiy, S. A. Dubov
Format: Article
Language:Russian
Published: NEW TERRA Publishing House 2017-11-01
Series:Вестник анестезиологии и реаниматологии
Subjects:
military trauma
mine explosive and fragmentary trauma
anesthesia
infusion therapy
emergency care
Online Access:https://www.vair-journal.com/jour/article/view/50
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spelling doaj-91bbe6a26191483b83b75c6134c92eea2021-07-28T13:37:18ZrusNEW TERRA Publishing HouseВестник анестезиологии и реаниматологии2078-56582541-86532017-11-01125364110.21292/2078-5658-2015-12-5-36-4150SPECIFIC ANASTHESIOLOGICAL AND INTENSIVE CARE FOR CIVIL POPULATION IN MILITARY CONFLICTS (1ST REPORT)A. N. Kolesnikov0E. A. Druzhinskaya1A. S. Butko2M. M. Simakov3V. N. Stasyuk4T. A. Mustafin5S. O. Chernutskiy6S. A. Dubov7Clinical Rudnichnaya Hospital, Makeevka, Donetsk RegionClinical Rudnichnaya Hospital, Makeevka, Donetsk RegionClinical Rudnichnaya Hospital, Makeevka, Donetsk RegionClinical Rudnichnaya Hospital, Makeevka, Donetsk RegionClinical Rudnichnaya Hospital, Makeevka, Donetsk RegionClinical Rudnichnaya Hospital, Makeevka, Donetsk RegionClinical Rudnichnaya Hospital, Makeevka, Donetsk RegionClinical Rudnichnaya Hospital, Makeevka, Donetsk RegionThe  article describes the  emergency care in  massive injury during the  military conflict (230 patients, of them 220 are civilian population, of them 7 are children; 348 cases of urgent anesthesia). Special attention is paid to organizational activities. Specifics of peri-operative provisions, intensive care are defined and given special emphasis.https://www.vair-journal.com/jour/article/view/50military traumamine explosive and fragmentary traumaanesthesiainfusion therapyemergency care
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author A. N. Kolesnikov
E. A. Druzhinskaya
A. S. Butko
M. M. Simakov
V. N. Stasyuk
T. A. Mustafin
S. O. Chernutskiy
S. A. Dubov
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E. A. Druzhinskaya
A. S. Butko
M. M. Simakov
V. N. Stasyuk
T. A. Mustafin
S. O. Chernutskiy
S. A. Dubov
SPECIFIC ANASTHESIOLOGICAL AND INTENSIVE CARE FOR CIVIL POPULATION IN MILITARY CONFLICTS (1ST REPORT)
Вестник анестезиологии и реаниматологии
military trauma
mine explosive and fragmentary trauma
anesthesia
infusion therapy
emergency care
author_facet A. N. Kolesnikov
E. A. Druzhinskaya
A. S. Butko
M. M. Simakov
V. N. Stasyuk
T. A. Mustafin
S. O. Chernutskiy
S. A. Dubov
author_sort A. N. Kolesnikov
title SPECIFIC ANASTHESIOLOGICAL AND INTENSIVE CARE FOR CIVIL POPULATION IN MILITARY CONFLICTS (1ST REPORT)
title_short SPECIFIC ANASTHESIOLOGICAL AND INTENSIVE CARE FOR CIVIL POPULATION IN MILITARY CONFLICTS (1ST REPORT)
title_full SPECIFIC ANASTHESIOLOGICAL AND INTENSIVE CARE FOR CIVIL POPULATION IN MILITARY CONFLICTS (1ST REPORT)
title_fullStr SPECIFIC ANASTHESIOLOGICAL AND INTENSIVE CARE FOR CIVIL POPULATION IN MILITARY CONFLICTS (1ST REPORT)
title_full_unstemmed SPECIFIC ANASTHESIOLOGICAL AND INTENSIVE CARE FOR CIVIL POPULATION IN MILITARY CONFLICTS (1ST REPORT)
title_sort specific anasthesiological and intensive care for civil population in military conflicts (1st report)
publisher NEW TERRA Publishing House
series Вестник анестезиологии и реаниматологии
issn 2078-5658
2541-8653
publishDate 2017-11-01
description The  article describes the  emergency care in  massive injury during the  military conflict (230 patients, of them 220 are civilian population, of them 7 are children; 348 cases of urgent anesthesia). Special attention is paid to organizational activities. Specifics of peri-operative provisions, intensive care are defined and given special emphasis.
topic military trauma
mine explosive and fragmentary trauma
anesthesia
infusion therapy
emergency care
url https://www.vair-journal.com/jour/article/view/50
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