DEPENDENCE ON ANESTHESIOLOGY SUPPORT IN VICTIMS WITH COMBINED MINE-EXPLOSIVE THORACO-ABDOMINAL INJURIES AND PENETRATING HEAD INJURIES AT THE STAGE OF PREPARATION AND CONDUCTING OF AEROMEDICAL EVACUATION

Introduction. Explosive explosive injuries account for more than 50% of all received in military battles, and the proportion casualties among civilian population is also increasing [1]. However, only limited research has been conducted on pathophysiology blast-induced brain injury, effect changes cerebral blood flow (CBF) or vascular reactivity injury not investigated [2]. Although secondary hypotension hypoxemia are associated with increased mortality morbidity after blunt head factors blast unknown TBI itself causes hypoperfusion, reduced oxygen delivery to brain, excitotoxicity, disruption autoregulation, which explains vulnerability affected hypoxia caused by loss [2,3].