EFFECT OF OZONE THERAPY ON THE COURSE OF BURN SEPSIS

Abstract

Burns represent a serious health, social and economic problem. Improving methods of treating victims of thermal trauma has led to a decrease in the incidence of sepsis, one of the most formidable and dangerous complications of burn disease, and has improved the results of providing specialized care to patients with extensive. However, infection still remains the main cause of complications of burn disease and death of burnt people. At the same time, the mortality rate of severely burned patients remains high even in specialized hospitals. Sepsis continues to carry a fatal risk that cannot be accepted.

For successful prevention and treatment of burn sepsis, early clinical and laboratory diagnosis and intensive comprehensive measures are required, including active surgical tactics aimed at timely restoration of the integrity of the skin, adequate antibacterial and immunotherapy in combination with treatment of burns with parenteral ozone therapy.