Dontsova L. Morphological changes in hepatocitus in preservation of hepar and in rejection crisis after transplantation.

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Thesis for the degree of Candidate of Sciences (CSc)

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0403U000437

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  • 14.03.09 - Гістологія, цитологія, ембріологія

06-02-2003

Specialized Academic Board

26.003.06

Essay

On the base of morphological and morphometrical analisis it was conducted the estimation of condition of the parenchyma after the preservation and in rejection crisis. Possibility and sufficiently of the using of simple morphometric parameters of area and optical density of nucleus of hepatocytos for estimation of condition of the structure of hepar is fixed. It is determine, that the changes of correlation of nucleus of hepatocytos with different signs show development of the hydropic degeneration of hepar. The coefficient of the abundance of relative organization of the system is objective criterion of the development of dystrophic process and also the definition in the opposite or not in the opposite direction of the dystrophic changes of the hepatocytos.

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