Particularities of renal change in burn disease
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Abstract
Acute renal failure is one of the major complications of burns and it is accompanied by a high mortality rate. Most renal failures occur either immediately after the injury or at a later period when sepsis develops. Fifty four materials of autopsies of died patients being treated at Burn Department of Samarkand branch of RSCUMA during 2006-2014 years. We studied morphological changes of micro vessels, structural and functional diversion in renal cells in burn disease. This study of kidneys made us possible to verity morphological substrate and pathogenesis of renal insufficiency in burn disease. From the study we can distinguish typical features of morphological changes in kidneys in burn disease; damage to micro vessels and cellular elements.
Keywords
Burns, autopsies, microscope study of kidneys
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Babur M. Shakirov, M.D., Komil R. Tagaev, M.D., Erkin A. Hakimov, M.D.,
Particularities of renal change in burn disease
, SCIREA Journal of Clinical Medicine.
Volume 2, Issue 2, April 2017 | PP. 10-14.
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