
The authors describe their experience of the treatment of burn shock in 124 patients with the square surface of the thermal injury about 20-49% of the body surface with the help of crystalloid solutions. The investigation of a number of parameters of hemodynamics, hemoconcentration, metabolism showed that patients with the Frank index 20-60 could be helped out of burn shock not only without blood and its albuminous preparations but also without infusions of dextran drugs. Transfusions of blood and its albuminous preparations are shown to be necessary in the nearest postshock period in patients with the Frank index 30-60. It is emphasized that the volume of intravenous infusions should be reduced in cases of associated lesions of the skin and the respiratory tracts.
Acid-Base Equilibrium, Blood Volume, Time Factors, Central Venous Pressure, Blood Pressure, Fluid Therapy, Humans, Drug Therapy, Combination, Infusions, Parenteral, Shock, Traumatic, Burns
Acid-Base Equilibrium, Blood Volume, Time Factors, Central Venous Pressure, Blood Pressure, Fluid Therapy, Humans, Drug Therapy, Combination, Infusions, Parenteral, Shock, Traumatic, Burns
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