Etiopathogenetic Mechanisms of Immune Dysfunction in Combatants With Lower Limb Soft Tissue Injuries Under Chronic Stress
V.V. Koshtura
Abstract:Introduction. Combat injuries, including gunshot, shrapnel, and mine-explosive wounds, affect a significant number of soldiers in modern warfare. Notably, most of these injuries involve damage to the soft tissues of the extremities. Surgeons have expressed concerns regarding the unsatisfactory treatment outcomes in this group of combatants, attributing one of the primary challenges to the limited understanding of immune dysfunction pathogenesis in military trauma cases. This study aims to address this gap by e… Show more
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