[Surgical strategies in combined injury of pelvic bones and organs].

Experience of surgical treatment of the damaged pelvic bones and its organs in 124 injured persons was summarized. The authors consider, that in combined trauma of pelvis and its organs it is necessary to undertake maximally possible reanimational-surgical measures during 12-72 hours after trauma occurrence, depending on its severity, character of injury of pelvic organs and bones. External fixation is the method of choice in unstable fracture of pelvic bones in early period of traumatic disease.

[The surgical choice strategies in the treatment of femoral bone fractures in injured persons with combined trauma].

In 1990-1999 years osteosynthesis of the hip bone was performed in 500 injured persons with combined trauma. In 63.1% patients the plates were used, in 19.

[The treatment procedure in victims with combined and multiple craniocerebral injuries].

The experience of estimation of the state and the results of treatment of 300 patients with the combined craniocerebral trauma (CCT) is summarized. The injured persons with severe CCT and severe outcranial injuries were included in the 1st group, with severe CCT and nonsevere outcranial injuries--in the 2nd group, with nonsevere CCT and severe outcranial injuries--in the 3d group, with nonsevere CCT and nonsevere outcranial injuries--in the 4th group. The dominating, competing and accompanying injuries, determining the surgical treatment tactics, were marked out in every group.

[Osteosynthesis in patients with associated cranio-cerebral trauma].

In the article are presented the results of surgical treatment of 176 patients with associated craniocerebral injury. To the primary osteosynthesis in the first post-hospital day have been subjected 75 patients and to the postponed osteosynthesis--101 patient. For osteosynthesis there have been applied the methods of stable-functional osteosynthesis by plates (57.

[Stable-functional osteosynthesis of the femur].

The article deals with experience in the surgical treatment of 405 patients with closed and open fractures of the femur. The method of choice in operative management of fractures was stably-functional osteosynthesis--mechanically secure fixation providing the possibility of excluding immobilization in the postoperative period. Stable fixation and early activity promoted timely consolidation of the fractures with simultaneous restoration of a normal range of movements and reduction of the terms of treatment due to coincidence of the periods of consolidation and rehabilitation.