Adapted intraoperative program infusion-transfusion therapy in critical light bleeding

The paper presents data on the evaluation of the effectiveness of intraoperative infusion-transfusion therapy for critical luminal blood loss in patients. The data on the clinical picture of a number of patients were used. A comparative analysis of different types of treatment was performed. In conclusion, it is concluded that patients who had profuse bleeding and acute haemorrhage of the III degree and who performed the operation in the early stages, according to active surgical tactics, the chances of a favorable outcome of the operation increased by 60%. The risk level of an adverse outcome in case of delayed surgery (expectant management) increased by 15%.