Abstract
The most rational option of surgical intervention making it possible to provide the optimal functional state of the secretory apparatus of the operated stomach is established. It is shown that the loss of the stomach part is accompanied by the atrophy of the mucous membrane of the preserved stomach part. In the cases when pylorus mechanism is preserved and the conditions close to the natural food chyme passage are reproduced, the mucous membrane atrophy with rough changes of its structures does not occur.
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