Fifty-three patients with traumatic shock were injected 200-400 ml of a 10% solution of sodium chloride in combination with 100 ml of the 40% solution of glucose. The continuous, for 1-2 h, elevation of arterial pressure, increased minute blood circulation volume, cardiac index, stroke volume were noted. At the same time base deficiency in blood was growing. So, in the last 5 patients the infusion therapy at the prehospital stage was completed by injecting 200 ml of 3% sodium solution and the acid-base state in them was thus leveled. When using the "internal autotransfusion" lethality was reliably less than in patients who were treated by routine (polyglucon, gelatinole) infusion therapy.

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