The paper analyzes the results of a comparative study of different infusion therapy modalities in victims with polytrauma during transportation to a specialized traumatological center. A combination of crystalloids and dextrans was applied to a control group and hydroxyethyl starch (HES) 130/0.4 was used in a study group. The evaluation criteria were the maintenance of stable hemodynamic parameters during transportation; a negative effect on hemostatic parameters and a preventive effect against the development of multiple organ dysfunction during transportation. Infusion therapy using HES has an advantage by all the parameters estimated.
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