time of admission. Significant direct relationship between SIRS and procalcitonin (r = 0.39), SIRS and leukocytes levels (Spearman criterion r = 0.38, p b 0.05) was observed. Almost all patients showed increased levels of IL 6, 8, 10 and TNF. The interrelation between the level of IL and patient outcome was noted -an increased level of IL 6, 8 and 10 was associated with poor outcome. Use of the Fisher criterion did not show a direct relationship between the outcome value in patients with a consequence of TBI and VS/UWS values, as well as in patients with consequences of hypoxia and TSH values, all other parameters were at meaning of 0.05 (that is, with a 95% probability). Regression analysis did not show positive results for any of the parameters. In our opinion, VS/ UWS patients, in their humoral indicators, do not fit the concept of homeostasis, but are in a special variant of immune, vegetative and other systems interaction, for which term "allostasis" is more suitable.

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