FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE ON A COMPLICATIONS RATE IN CASE OF SKELETAL POLYTRAUMA AFTER INTERHOSPITAL TRANSPORT AND IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT

The study involved 240 patients with skeletal polytrauma. aim of the was to improve results treatment victims polytrauma by substantiating methods for predicting and preventing various complications after interhospital transportation in intensive care unit. We found that patients, following were detected: fatty embolism (11.6%), anemic syndrome (51.7%), acute respiratory failure (20.3%), pneumonia (13.4%). main defects at hospital stage were: incomplete laboratory instrumental studies (81.7%), untimely surgical osteosynthesis (49.2%), undiagnosed (31.2%), underestimation severity condition (30%), inadequate correction hypovolemia, syndrome, coagulopathy (51.7%, 81.7%, 63.3%, respectively), prevention thromboembolic (70%, 51.7%), acid-base disorders dyselectrolytemia (100%). Key words: Polytrauma, complications, care, medical errors.