SPECIFIC ANASTHESIOLOGICAL AND INTENSIVE CARE FOR CIVIL POPULATION IN MILITARY CONFLICTS (1ST REPORT)

Abstract

The  article describes the  emergency care in  massive injury during the  military conflict (230 patients, of them 220 are civilian population, of them 7 are children; 348 cases of urgent anesthesia). Special attention is paid to organizational activities. Specifics of peri-operative provisions, intensive care are defined and given special emphasis