Review of the Problems of Diagnosis of Endopelvic Haemorrhage, Its Intensity, Volume, and Duration, and Treatment Methods of Circulatory Injuries and Surgical Hemostasis after Pelvic Fractures

Objective. The development of pelvic surgeries is now making new evolutionary jump for us to witness; this would be unimaginable without signifcant achievements in anesthesiology and new technologies of blood replacement. Methods. Tis overview presents analysis of 41 domestic and 20 foreign references sources that are devoted to the problematics of treating patients with fuid injuries of pelvis accompanied by retroperitoneal haemorrhage. Results. Te following considers details on determination of endopelvic haemorrhage nature, its intensity, volume, and duration, as well as the treatment methods for circulatory injuries and surgical haemostasis. Conclusions. Energy of mechanical infuence of traumatizing agent determines the damage levels (system disintegration) for pelvic ring, the bone core, and sof tissue mass. Diagnosis tactics and treatment of patients with disintegrating pelvic damage in the end are determined with volumes and intensity of haemorrhage as well as the character of related damage.