An analysis of results of treatment of 228 patients with wounds of the lumbar region has shown that in 66.2% of cases they were not penetrating, in 33.8% they were penetrating. In 42 patients there were injuries of internal organs and of the vessels of the abdominal cavity and retroperitoneal space. The casualties must be examined under conditions of the emergency operating room and which in addition to thorough revision of the wound must include subsidiary methods of examination: USI, survey radiography of the thoracic and abdominal cavities and diagnostic survey laparoscopy, if necessary.
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