[Possibilities of enteral correction of posthemorrhagic disorders depending on the absorption function of the small intestine].

Physiologic and morphologic research on animals in chronic experiment shows that depression of small intestine absorption function takes place during the first hour after hemorrhage of 30-40 ml/kg for 30-50% of animals and after hemorrhage of 50 ml/kg for 100% animals. This excludes except the possibility of efficient post-hemorrhage hypovolemia enteral correction without additional treatment. Enteral correction appears to be sufficient to preserve animal's life, being applied in 30 minutes after the hemorrhage of 30-40 ml/kg or in 90 minutes after the hemorrhage of 20 ml/kg.