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[Diagnosis and treatment of crush syndrome].

The analysis of case records of 24 injuried with crush syndrome is presented. The conclusion is drawn that it is necessary to start the treatment of such cases immediately after the removal of the traumatizing factor. These cases should be concentrated in medical institutions experienced in the use of program hemodialysis. The authors are convinced that hemodialysis should be applied when the organic nature of renal failure is revealed at the stage of oligoanuria. It has been shown that the fasciotomy incisions do not decrease the pronunciation of uremic intoxication, but they become the inlets for purulent infection in the injured extremity.

Acute Kidney Injury↗

Geriatric trauma.

Elderly individuals not only live longer but are also more active than in the past. Accompanying this increase in activity is the number of older trauma victims. The effect of aging on response to injury is reviewed, and the initial evaluation and treatment of geriatric trauma are delineated in this article. Specific injuries of note include head and chest wall injury; pulmonary and cardiac contusion; abdominal trauma; and aortic, spinal, and musculoskeletal injury.

Abdominal Injuries↗

[Forensic-medical aspects of injuries inflicted by nonlethal arms].

Special literature (surgical, forensic-medical and criminalistic) is reviewed on classification, mechanisms of a harmful action and characteristics of injuries inflicted by non-lethal arms. Some details of such arms construction and damaging action are given.

Firearms↗