In the paper, an analysis of acute postoperative hemorrhages in 30 patients after operations on the abdomen is presented. In these patients 42 relaparatomies have been performed with lethal issues in 16.7%. The causes of this complication are analysed, and recommendations how to prevent them are given.

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