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PATHOMORPHOLOGICAL DIFFERENCES BETWEEN GASTRITIS AND GASTROPATHIES IN METABOLIC SYNDROME

Makhkamov N.J.- Andijan State Medical Institute

Muradov F.B. - Fergana Medical Institute of Public Health

Resume

The investigation of pathomorphological differences between gastritis and gastropathy in the context of metabolic syndrome is of significant relevance in diagnostic morphology. Gastritis is marked by lymphoplasmacytic infiltration, epithelial atrophy, and signs of chronic inflammation, whereas gastropathy is characterized by epithelial dystrophy, vascular alterations, and an absence of pronounced inflammatory response. These distinctions are essential for accurate diagnosis and the development of targeted therapeutic strategies

Keywords: metabolic syndrome, gastritis, gastropathy, pathomorphology, mucosa, inflammation

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For citation:Makhkamov N.J., Muradov F.B. - PATHOMORPHOLOGICAL DIFFERENCES BETWEEN GASTRITIS AND GASTROPATHIES IN METABOLIC SYNDROME//New Day in Medicine 7(81)2025 452-456 https://newdayworldmedicine.com/en/new_day_medicine/7-81-2025

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