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[Anaesthesiological considerations in damage control surgery].

Patients with severe traumatic injuries occasionally undergo damage control surgery. This paper highlights some of the perioperative anaesthesiological considerations. Although damage control is often used as a surgical term, it is crucial that personnel involved in the parallel resuscitation of the patient have a common understanding of the challenges that are usually present during damage control surgery.