The content of free amino acids in blood serum in chronic myeloid leukemia and idiopathic myelofibrosis

Treatment of open limb injuries remains one of the urgent and not yet fully resolved issues in modern traumatology (13, 18, 29, 37). Significant frequency of these injuries [50], a large number of complications [17, 19, 52, 54], unsatisfactory outcomes, a fairly high percentage of disability and mortality make this a major problem in traumatology. Due to the increased industrialization of the country, an increase in the fleet of heavy-duty and high-speed vehicles, intensive construction of high-rise buildings [38], the number of severe open limb injuries has increased. The specific weight in the total number of diaphyseal fractures ranges from 27.3 to 53% [10, 31, 53, 57]. Very often, open injuries of long tubular bones are combined with traumatic brain injury, shock, blood loss, severe damage and crushing of soft tissues and vascular, nerve formations [29, 53]