Abstract
Cranioabdominal injury is characterized by a simultaneous disorder of the higher regulatory (brain) and executive (abdominal organs) systems. The condition of patients with these types of injuries is much more severe than with an isolated abdominal injury. If with a severe isolated abdominal injury, traumatic shock develops in 61% of the victims, then with a combined cranioabdominal injury - in 89%. Simultaneous damage to the organs of the abdominal cavity and the skull introduces its own characteristics into the diagnosis and treatment of both abdominal and craniocerebral trauma.
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