FEATURES OF PERIPHERAL MICROCIRCULATORY DISORDERS BY NON-INVASIVE LASER DOPPLER IMAGING IN PATIENTS WITH DIFFUSE LIVER DISEASE
175 patients with diffuse liver disease were examined: n=40 with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, n=43 with alcoholic steatohepatitis, n=42 with viral hepatitis n=50 with cirrhosis of various stages of decompensation. The study of peripheral microcirculation was carried out using the method of noninvasive laser dopplerography, by registering blood flow parameters: perfusion (u.e.), concentrations (u.e.), speeds(mm\s) in the area of thenar and hypothenar. As a result of the research, a relationship was found between the severity of liver tissue damage and the level of microcirculatory disorders.