Clinico–anatomical characteristic of the traffic trauma in the megapolis environment.Second report: anatomical verification of injuries

Objective.Verification of clinic–anatomical characteristics of trauma as a consequence of traffic accident in the megapolis environment. Materials and methods. Retrospective analysis of the data obtained was conducted in 1159 injured persons, who were traumatized as a consequence of a traffic accide...

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Published inKlinična hìrurgìâ (Kiïv) Vol. 89; no. 11-12; pp. 28 - 33
Main Authors Guryev, S. O., Kushnir, V. A., Solovyov, O. S.
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Russian
Published Liga-Inform ltd 30.12.2022
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Summary:Objective.Verification of clinic–anatomical characteristics of trauma as a consequence of traffic accident in the megapolis environment. Materials and methods. Retrospective analysis of the data obtained was conducted in 1159 injured persons, who were traumatized as a consequence of a traffic accident in megapolis. Results.There was established, that as a result of traffic accident in the megapolis environment, the injured persons most frequently obtained trauma of the head – 68.31%, of thoracic cage – 57.07%, and of the extremities – 53.99%. The majority of the injured persons survived have had the trauma of the head (67.13%), of the thoracic cage (55.74%) and extremities (53.63%), while mostly rare – pelvic trauma (15.70%). Among the injured persons, who died, the head injuries was noted in 94.0%, thoracic trauma – in 86.0%, and abdominal injuries – in 76.0%. Conclusion.Trauma as a consequence of traffic accident in the megapolis environment constitutes a multicomponent injury (2.4 damages in every injured person). The result of the traumatic process course depends on the injury composition (in the injured persons survived, the combination coefficient was 2.3, while in the dead – 3.8) and on damage of a certain anatomic–functional local site.The head, thoracic and pelvic sites have constituted the most dangerous localizations.
ISSN:0023-2130
2522-1396
DOI:10.26779/2522-1396.2022.11-12.28