Clinical observation highlights effective angiotropic therapy for limb arterial injuries from gunshot wounds.
The intensification of armed conflicts in recent years has led to an increase in the number of casualties with injuries to major vessels. The use and search for optimal regimens of angiotropic therapy in the early postoperative period for patients undergoing surgical interventions for injuries to major arteries remains a debatable issue. This article describes two successful clinical cases of using a vasoactive peptide complex in the postoperative period in patients who sustained gunshot wounds with injuries to the major arteries of the extremities, treated at different medical institutions.
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