Abstract
The article describes armed conflicts on the territory of Iraq and Afghanistan. Improvement of individual and collective protection equipment has reduced the number of cases of soft tissue wounds in the extremities. The main cause of mortality and wound complications is antibiotic-resistant microflora. Purulent complications lead to chronic treatment of the wound healing process and a long period of specialized treatment and rehabilitation, which entails difficulties in the socialization of wounded servicemen, as well as significant financial costs from the state. When providing medical care to wounded military personnel, it is negative pressure wound therapy. Phage therapy is a promising method for treating infectious complications.
Highlights
Особенности лечения боевой травмы конечностей у военнослужащих блока НАТО в период вооруженных конфликтов на территории Ирака и Афганистана
Терапия отрицательным давлением прошла успешную апробацию при оказании медицинской помощи раненым военнослужащим, фаготерапия является перспективным методом лечения инфекционных раневых осложнений в условиях локального военного конфликта
Summary
В. Особенности лечения боевой травмы конечностей у военнослужащих блока НАТО в период вооруженных конфликтов на территории Ирака и Афганистана (обзор литературы). Key wards: local military conflicts, combat trauma, infection, local wound complications, amputation, hospital microflora, ESKAPE pathogens, negative pressure wound therapy, phage therapy. Выполненного в 2008 г., частота ампутаций конечностей у раненых военнослужащих армии США в Афганистане и Ираке с октября 2001 по июнь 2006 г.
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