Social and professional rehabilitation was studied in 77 patients who had sustained 1 to 5 years before a polytraumatism without brain or spinal cord injury. 36 patients (46%) remain professionally disabled, most of them manual workers, despite of long-term specific treatments. Only 41 patients (53%) judge their present quality of life good or satisfactory.
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