Abstract
The scientific article provides information on the pathomorphological changes caused by paramphistomes that develop in the digestive organs. The results of pathologoanatomical, pathogistological and histochemical changes in paramphistomatous digestive organs and parenchymatous organs are also written in detail. Pathomorphological changes are clearly explained in colourful pictures. Mutsicarmine, mucopolysaccharides, glycogen, polysaccharides and various pathomorphophysiological characteristics of adhesion were determined in epithelial cells and perivascular tissues by histochemical methods. The scientific article provides practical conclusions as well.
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