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A pathogenetically substantiated multicomponent infusion-transfusion therapy for surgical patients with pyoseptic complications is suggested with consideration for the correction of all the links of homeostasis. The authors give a concrete scheme of multicomponent infusion-transfusion therapy as it is applied day by day, with due regard for the set of necessary transfusion media, their volume, the number of times that they are infused, and the order of their use. The favourable experience in the application of infusion-transfusion therapy in 421 patients is discussed.
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