The Peculiarities of Hard Biological Phase Fluids Morphology in Acute Destructive Pancreatitis
Morphological peculiarities of hard phase biological fluids has been studied in 51 acute destructive pancreatitis patients. There was found a fine network of splits in the peripheral zone of dried serum specimens is associated with extremely severe course of pancreatitis and high risk of poor outcome. Crystal structures in form of dendrites in the central area of the fraction reliably signed on necrotizing character of the pancreatitis (р = 0.000199). The steady hyperpigmentation in the boundary zone was of the drops is indicative for necrotizing forms of the disease. The mentioned phenomenon reflects endotoxicosis caused by liver dysfunction. A combination of fine peripheral network of splits, steady hyperpigmentation in the boundary zone and presence of crystal structures in central area of dried serum specimen is indicative of high probability of necrotizing pancreatitis. Presence of crystal structures in the central zone of the fraction and fine peripheral network of splits in fluid collections and peritoneal effusion and absence of these phenomenon in bloodstream does not correlate with mortality. Investigation of the biological fluids by means of the wedge dehydratation enables to evaluate the severity of acute pancreatitis, indicating in special cases on the disease prognosis