The structure of damage of the genitourinary system in modern armed conflict

Introduction. In military conflicts of the 20th century, the frequency of damage to the genitourinary system in the structure of all combat pathology was 2-4%. At present, the use of new types of high-precision weapons in combat operations has led to the prevalence of explosive wounds over bullet wounds and has changed the structure and severity of injuries. The purpose of the study. To analyze information on the frequency and structure of injuries to the genitourinary system in modern armed conflict.