The treatment of the critical patients by a combination of the external electrical pacing and traditional methods in comparison with only traditional methods of treatment within first two weeks promote to stable, besides statistically significant growth of the bone marrow and peripheral blood cells quantity, including precursor and immunocompetent cells, erythrocytes, leucocytes, especially its young forms and thrombocytes, normalizes the respiratory and metabolic components of the acid-base balance, increases surviving of the patients, reduces frequency of complications and category of the invalidity and the cost and duration of the treatment.

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