14 -1 (63) 2024 — Egamov B.J., Salaeva Z.Sh. — HISTOCHEMICAL FEATURES OF RENAL CHANGES IN ASPIRATION SYNDROME IN THE NEONATAL PERIOD

HISTOCHEMICAL FEATURES OF RENAL CHANGES IN ASPIRATION SYNDROME IN THE NEONATAL PERIOD

Egamov B.J., Urgench branch of the Tashkent Medical Academy Uzbekistan

Salaeva Z.Sh. Urgench branch of the Tashkent Medical Academy Uzbekistan

Resume

As a result of aspiration syndrome caused by various factors, young children in the neonatal period develop general hypoxia and metabolic disorders in oxygen-resistant organs, which is manifested by various morphological changes depending on the duration of the process. In particular, it has been established that acute changes that occur during aspiration pneumonia in the renal tissue of children are accompanied by damage to the proximal tubules of the cortical layer, which are the most active areas due to circulatory disorders, darkening of the cytoplasm of tubular epithelial cells, the appearance of various basophilic inclusions and cell death. Based on the results of a histochemical study, it was established that in acute aspiration syndrome, a large amount of acidic mucopolysaccharides accumulate around and in the cavities of the cortical glomeruli of the kidneys and proximal tubules.

Key words: kidney, aspiration syndrome, histochemical study. Proximal tubules of the renal cortex.

First page

75

Last page

81

For citation: Egamov B.J., Salaeva Z.Sh. – HISTOCHEMICAL FEATURES OF RENAL CHANGES IN ASPIRATION SYNDROME IN THE NEONATAL PERIOD //New Day in Medicine 2024 1(63): 75-81 https://newdaymedicine.com/index.php/2024/01/07/l-742/

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