The problem of determining the viability of tissue in traumatic and gunshot injuries of the lower extremities


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Review of the related publication is presented. Definition of indications, choice of appropriate term, level of reamputation and volume necretomy, prediction of postoperative complications are important and relevant issues of field surgery, general surgery, traumatology and orthopedics. Active surgical treatment of wounds and injuries of limbs bring up important, but unsolved issues, primarily of definition of areas of damaged soft tissues and choice of surgical aggression boundary.

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V. E Milyukov

S. V Polunin

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