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45 -3 (53) 2023 — Allaberganov D.Sh., Zubtiev S.U. — PATHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN THE LIVER IN INFANTS WITH SEPSIS IN THE EARLY NEONATAL PERIOD

PATHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN THE LIVER IN INFANTS WITH SEPSIS IN THE EARLY NEONATAL PERIOD

Allaberganov D.Sh.,   Tashkent Medical Academy

Zubtiev S.U.,   Tashkent Medical Academy

Sultanov O.A.   Tashkent Medical Academy

Resume

In the perinatal period, under the influence of endo- or exogenous infection of infants, the response of immune organs that have not yet formed during fetal development develops differently (in the form of immunodeficiency) and is manifested by dystrophic and necrotic changes in most parenchymal organs.

In particular, when a systemic vascular reaction occurs in the liver tissue, parenchymal structures appear as an accumulation of specific inclusions (protein, fat, carbohydrate and mixed). In this study, liver tissue from infected infants diagnosed with sepsis, born before and at term, was examined at autopsy. In this study, liver tissue from infected infants diagnosed with sepsis, born before and at term, was examined at autopsy. This was manifested by the development of toxic dystrophy (vacuolar dystrophy) and fatty degeneration with small drops in hepatocytes with a systemic reaction of acutely developed vessels.

Key words: morphology, liver, hepatocyte, vacuolar degeneration, neonatal period.

First page

251

Last page

255

For citation: Allaberganov D.Sh., Zubtiev S.U., Sultanov O.A. – PATHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN THE LIVER IN INFANTS WITH SEPSIS IN THE EARLY NEONATAL PERIOD //New Day in Medicine 3(53)2023 251-255 https://goo.su/IjhOGDv

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