[Comprehensive treatment of patient with class III malocclusion complicated by partial teeth absence].

The article presents the results of planning and comprehensive treatment of a patient with class III malocclusion complicated by partial teeth absence. Split osteotomy of the mandible improved the relationship of dental arches facilitating complete oral restorative rehabilitation with adequate functional load distribution and esthetic harmony.

[The surgical procedure in trauma to the cervical spine].

The authors experience based upon the results of operative treatment of 148 patients with injuries of the cervical spine and dysfunctions of the upper extremities was used in order in substantiate the volume of diagnostic measures, indications to different methods of operative treatment. The latter is considered to be expedient in all periods of the traumatic disease of the spinal cord with retained radicular-medullary compression.

[The therapeutic aspects of the treatment and rehabilitation of minor casualties in neurosurgery].

The article is based on the data obtained in the result of examination of 53 wounded with closed cranial injuries (slight and middle gravity cases), and 34 wounded with spine injuries, but without spinal marrow traumas. The activity of fibroblasts of spinal marrow was studied, as well as the functional activity of peripheral blood monocytes during a ten-day posttraumatic period. It was found out that patients had refractory anemia with a diminishing number of erythroid cells, and also initial infectious complications, such as pneumonia or wound suppuration.

[The organization of the treatment of minor casualties in neurosurgery].

The selection of neurosurgical minor wounded during casualty staging has a number of specific features. First of all it is caused by objective difficulties in the diagnosis of wounds and traumas of nervous system. Patients who have even minimal traumas of soft tissues of head or bone structures of skull could have intracranial injuries which could be treated only at the stage of tertiary medical care.