The sample of 39 patients with combined intraabdominal injury and massive loss of blood are examined. The loss of blood consisted from 1.5 to 3.0. The assessment of endogenic intoxication was established according the indices of total and effective concentrations of albumin and mean molecular weight peptides. The endogenic intoxication coefficient (mean molecular weight peptides/effective concentration of albumin x 1000) was used. The application of endogenic intoxication coefficient permits to monitor more meaningfully the development of endogenic intoxication in victims against the background of treatment measures. The results are the pathogenic foundation of implementation of more intensive disintoxication activities in the complex therapy of this category of patients.

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