Intestinal and hepatic changes following superior mesenteric artery occlusion shock in XXXX .

@entity235 @entity1457 @entity548 @entity39
The protective role of the liver in @entity548 was strongly suggested. However, hepatic changes in other forms of shock has not been elucidate the purpose of present work were to investigate. The morphological and histochemical changes of the liver in @entity1457 were observed. In six mongrel @entity235 severe @entity1457 was produced by occlusion of superior mesenteric artery for 4 hours and experiment was terminated when agony of animals began. Six healthy @entity235 severed as control group. In @entity1457 the microscopic findings supposed severe @entity39 changes in intestinal epithelium. Simultaneously distinct degenerative changes in hepatic cells with vacuolization of enzymic cytoplasm. The reaction to acid phosphatase was more intensive and partially diffuse. The staining reaction alkaline phosphatase, succinic dehydrogenase, and lactic dehydrogenase varied from strongly positive to negative. Different changes of p.a.S. reaction and protein and groups SH and groups NH were observed suggesting the damage hepatocytes. The results of this study suggest the severe disturbances in hepatic morphology and function following the @entity1457 . The pathogenesis of this changes is discussion.
