MORPHOMETRIC FEATURES REMODELING OF ILEUM MUSCLE AT POSTRESECTION PORTAL HYPERTENSION

Hnatjuk M. S., Tatarchuk L. V.

MORPHOLOGY

Scentific article

Liver resection is widely used in modern surgical departments. Resections of large volumes of liver parenchyma are complicated by postresection portal hypertension, which leads to structural and functional changes in the organs of the basin portal hepatic vein. The features of the structural reconstruction of ileum muscle at postresection portal hypertension have not been adequately investigated. The purpose of the research was morphometrical investigate the features of remodeling of ileum musclе at postresection portal hypertension. Methods and material. The complex of morphological methods examined the ileum of 45 white male rats, which were divided into 3 groups. The first group consisted of 15 intact animals, second-15 rats after resection of the left lateral part – 31.5% of the liver parenchyma, third-15 animals after resection of the right and left side parts of the liver (58.1%). Euthanasia of rats was carried out by bloodletting in conditions of thiopental anesthesia 1 month after from the beginning of the experiment. From the ileum histological preparations were made. The thickness of the circular and longitudinal muscle layers, the diameters of smooth myocytes and their nuclei, the nuclear-cytoplasmic relations in these cells, the stromal-myocytal relations, and the relative volumes of myocytes, stroma, damaged myocytes were measured. Quantitative indicators were processed statistically. Results and discussion. It was established that one month after resection of 31.5% of liver parenchyma, morphometric indices of ileum muscle were slightly changed. Removal of 58.1% of liver parenchyma leads to the development of postresection portal hypertension. The morphometric parameters of the structures of the longitudinal and longitudinal layers of the ileum muscle were manifested by altered ones. The thickness of the circular layer of the muscle membrane a month after the resection of 58.1 % of the liver parenchyma statistically significantly decreased by 5.76 %, the diameter of myocytes - by 8.0 %, the nuclear-cytoplasmic relation of them increased by 36.7 %, stromally -miocytal relation – by 19.7 %, relative the number of damaged myocytes – by 17.26 times. Quantitative morphological indices of the structures of the longitudinal layer of the ileum muscle a month after the resection of 58.1% of the liver parenchyma changed in a similar manner, but the degree of their expression was smaller compared with the structures of the circular layer. Thus, the diameter of myocytes in the given experimental conditions was reduced by only 5.04 %, the diameter of the nuclei increased by 2.44 % (p <0.05), nuclear-cytoplasmic relations - by 16.6 % (p <0.001), stromally -miocytal relations – by 11,76 %, relative volume of damaged myocytes–by 8,6 times. The results of the study suggest that the removal of large volumes of liver parenchyma leads to postresection portal hypertension and pronounced morphological rearrangement (remodeling) of the structures of the circular and longitudinal layers of the ileum muscle, characterized by disproportional uneven changes in the morphometric parameters of smooth myocytes, their nuclei, violations of nuclear-cytolazmatic relations in these cells, atrophy, growth of stromal structures and relative volumes of damaged myocytes in the muscle, which may be complicated by the dysfunction of the organ.

postresection portal hypertension, ileum, ileum muscle, remodeling

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