Factors That Influence The Negative Results Of Treatment Of Combatants’ Pain After Mine-Blast Wounds During The War In Ukraine

Abstract

In 83.3 % of cases, pain in combatants who sustained mine-blast injuries during the war in Ukraine becomes chronic. Chronic pain leads to a number of negative aspects that affect the quality of life of combatants, and when they return to military service after treatment for professions that require people to act under pressure, it increases the risk not only for them but also for their teammates and the mission. Therefore, the issue of pain chronicity in this category of patients requires further study, and the identification of factors that influence the frequency of chronicity can potentially improve the results of treatment of this category of patients.