ТРАВМА ТАЗА: КЛАССИФИКАЦИЯ И КЛИНИЧЕСКИЕ РЕКОМЕНДАЦИИ ВСЕМИРНОГО ОБЩЕСТВА НЕОТЛОЖНОЙ ХИРУРГИИ WSES
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Сложные травмы таза относятся к наиболее опасным травматическим повреждениям. Существуют многочисленные классификации, некоторые из которых основаны на механизме повреждения, другие – на морфологии повреждений, третьи – на нарушении механической стабильности, требующей хирургической фиксации. Тем не менее, оптимальная тактика лечения должна учитывать гемодинамический статус пациента, анатомическое нарушение функции тазового кольца и наличие сочетанных повреждений. Лечение пациентов с травмой таза направлено на окончательное восстановление гомеостаза и нормальной патофизиологии, связанной с механической стабильностью тазового кольца. Следовательно, лечение повреждений таза должно быть основано на мультидисциплинарном подходе и, в конечном счете, на физиологии пациента и анатомии повреждения. В данной статье представлена классификация повреждений таза и клинические рекомендации, разработанные Всемирным обществом неотложной хирургии WSES.
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