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20 -5 (67) 2024 - Sharipova Barno Ergashevna - CHANGES IN THE HISIOARCHITECTONICS OF THE PANCREAS ASSOCIATED WITH COVID-19 INFECTION

CHANGES IN THE HISIOARCHITECTONICS OF THE PANCREAS ASSOCIATED WITH COVID-19 INFECTION

Sharipova Barno Ergashevna Tashkent Medical Academy

Resume

The peculiarity of changes in the histioarchitecture of the pancreas during coronavirus infection (COVID-19) is that with COVID-19 there is a sharp increase in the permeability of the vascular wall, the occurrence of interstitial edema and blurring of all components of the gland tissue, the shape of the cells changes as a result of interstitial swelling, the glands have the shape compressed circle. The islets of Langerhans became oval and dumbbell-shaped, and at the same time, homogeneous tumors appeared around the glandular ducts and vessels and it was discovered that the sudden development of interstitial tumors in this area and the retention of glandular secretions in the synthesized areas, i.e., in the cavity of the acinar glands, passed in the form of dampness, and against the general background this picture became hypercellular.

Keywords: pancreas, COVID-19, necrobiosis, pathomorphology, pancreatitis.

First page

113

Last page

118

For citation: Sharipova Barno Ergashevna - CHANGES IN THE HISIOARCHITECTONICS OF THE PANCREAS ASSOCIATED WITH COVID-19 INFECTION//New Day in Medicine 5(67)2024 113-118 https://newdayworldmedicine.com/en/article/3758

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