Modern Aspects of The Effectiveness of Providing Resuscitation Care in Acute Blood Loss

Abstract

Massive blood loss remains one of the most pressing problems for the entire field of critical care medicine. This pathology is complex both in terms of approaches to intensive therapy and in terms of complications that arise during this therapy. Given the available capabilities to ensure conservative and surgical hemostasis, replenish hypovolemia, and ensure adequate oxygen transport, it is extremely important to determine not only the list of therapeutic measures, but also the pace of care. This review is devoted to modern aspects of the effectiveness of resuscitation care for acute blood loss.