Scopul studiului a fost analiza strucit ucroimplicațiilor la pacienții cu hemoperitoneu traumatic rezolvat prin conduită nonoperatorie. Material și metode: Au fost evaluați 48 traumatizați (pe perioada anilor 2011-2015) cu hemoperitoneu posttraumatic cauzat de: leziuni lienale (LL) izolate – 22 (45,84%), leziuni hepatice (LH) izolate – 10 (20,83%), leziuni renale (LR) izolate – 1 (2,08%), LL + LH – 6 (12,5%), LL + LH + LR– 3 (6,25%), LL + LR– 1 (2,08%), leziunea ligamentului teres hepat–i 1 (2,08%) și cauze neelucidate – 4 (8,34%). Leziuni închise – 45 (93,75%), deschise – 3 (6,25%), raportul B:F=2:1. Valori medii: vârsta = 36±13,95 ani, scorul RTS = 6,98±1,05; scorul ISS = 28,15±19,2. Stabilirea diagnosticului: USG – 48 (100%) cazuri, TC – 39 (81,25%), laparoscopie – 8 (16,67%), laparocenteză – 1 (2,08%). Rezultate: Severitatea LL (AAST): gr.I (0), gr.II (12), gr.III (18), gr.IV (2); LH (AAST): gr.I (7), gr.II (3), gr.III (7), gr.IV (1) ; LR (AAST): gr.I (4), gr.II (1), gr.III (2). Politraumatizați cu scorul ISS>25 – 25 (52,08%), cu GCS<12 puncte – 21 (43,75%). Volumul hemoperitoneului la internare stabilit imagistic – 454,47±352,87ml (0-1300 ml). Intervenții chirurgicale extraabdominale – 20 la 12 (25%) pacienți: evacuarea hematomului subarahnoidian – 3 (15%), debridarea chirurgicală a plăgilor – 3 (15% ), toracocenteză – 6 (30%), osteosinteză – 5 (25%), traheostomi–e 3 (15%). Complicații – 28 la 22 (45,83%) pacienți: intraabdominale specifice (3) – pareză intestinală la 3 (10,72%), și nespecifice, precum hemoragia digestivă – 1 (3,57%). Complicații extraabdominale: pleuropulmonare – 19 (67,86%), cistită – 1 (3,57%), otită medie – 1 (3,57%), embolie lipidică – 1 (3,57%), poliurie – 1 (3,57%), febră de etiologie neidentificată – 1 (3,57%). Toți pacienții (100%) cu complicații pleuropulmonare au suferit traumatism toracic, iar embolia lipidică s-a asociat traumatismului locomotor grav. Concluzii: Analiza complicaţiilor evidenţiază predominarea morbidităţilor legate de traumatismele extraabdominale asociate, iar reabsorbţia naturală a sângelui din cavitatea peritoneală decurge fără repercusiuni locale sau sistemice, cazurile de pareză intestinală fiind asociate laparoscopiei.

The aim of study was analysis of complication structure in patients with traumatic hemoperitoneum during nonoperative management. Material and methods: We analyzed a total of 48 patients (during 2011-2015) with traumatic hemoperitoneum, caused by: isolated splenic trauma (LL) – 22 (45.84%), isolated liver trauma (LH) – 10 (20.83%), isolated renal trauma (LR) – 1 (2.08%), LL + LH – 6 (12.5%), LL + LH + LR – 3 (6.25%), LL + LR – 1 (2.08%), lesion of ligamentum teres hepatis – 1 (2.08%) and unclear reasons – 4 (8.34%). Blunt trauma – 45 (93.75%), stab – 3 (6.25%); M:F ratio was 2:1. Average values: age = 36±13.95 years, RTS score = 6.98±1.05; ISS score = 28.15±19.2. Diagnosis was established by ultrasound – 48 (100%), CT – 39 (81.25%), laparoscopy – 8 (16.67%), laparocentesis – 1 (2.08%). Results: Severity of LL (AAST): gr.I (0), gr.II (12), gr.III (18), gr.IV (2); LH (AAST): gr.I (7), gr.II (3), gr.III (7), gr.IV (1); LR (AAST): gr.I (4), gr.II (1), gr.III (2). ISS score >25 – 25 (52.08%). Patients with GCS score <12 – 21(43.75%). The average hemoperitoneum volume at admission – 454.47±352.87ml (0-1300 ml). Extraabdominal surgical interventions – 20 in 12 (25%) patients: subarachnoid haematoma drainage – 3 (15%), wound management – 3 (15%), thoracocentesis/thoracotomy – 6 (30%), osteosynthesis – 5 (25%), tracheostomy – 3 (15%). Were noted 28 complications in 22 (45.83%) patients: specific intraabdominal complications, as intestinal paresis – 3 (10.72%), and nonspecific, as digestive hemorrhage – 1 (3.57%); extraabdominal complications: pleuropulmonary – 19 (67.86%), catheter-associated urinary tract infection – 1 (3.57%), otitis media – 1 (3.57%), fat embolism – 1 (3.57%), polyuria – 1 (3.57%), unexplained fever – 1 (3.57%). All patients (100%) with pleuropulmonary complications suffered thoracic trauma, the patient with fat embolism – severe locomotory trauma. Conclusions: The analysis of evolutive complications showed prevalence of complications related to associated extraabdominal trauma, when the blood absorptions from peritoneal cavity does not show any local or systemic complications, all 3 cases of intestinal paresis being a consequence of laparoscopic procedure.