THE USE OF MODS SCALE IN PROGNOSING LITHAL OUTCOME IN VICTIMS WITH MULTIPLE ORGAN DYSFUNCTION

Abstract

With the purpose to improve therapeutic-diagnostic measures at a hospital stage a multifactorial analysis of clinical-laboratory findings in 119 victims with abdominal multiple organ trauma was made on the basis of calculations by MODS scale. The value of abdominal perfusion pressure was detected as a predictor of functional complications in the development of traumatic process, and it was introduced with modification of MODS scale to prognosticate the term of lethal outcome. A strong correlation relation is noted according to defined by us experimental MODS (N) scale with the parameters of a bed-day in prognostication of the term of treatment in the group of victims who succeeded in their recovering (rP = 0,89), and those victims who died (rP = –0,69).