Abstract

Programmed cell death under conditions of an infectious-inflammatory process plays a biologically exclusively positive role in the elimination of cells. Acute inflammatory process is a phenomenon capable of excessive concentration of aggressive effectors of inflammation. The aim of the work was to assess the dynamics of ultrastructural changes and early signs of apoptosis in the kidney tissues in experimental modeling of acute pyelonephritis (AP) and concomitant diabetes mellitus (DM) of type II and II when conducting complex drug correction. The work was performed on 300 adult Wistar rats, divided into 6 groups. Fragments of the kidneys were studied and photographed in the electron microscope PEM-100-01. In the kidneys of animals of the group, where traditional medical correction was used after the friendly modeling of pyelonephritis and type I diabetes, it was found that the glomerular ultrastructure was more preserved, but part of the capillaries of the glomerulus remained deformed with a narrowed lumen, there are signs of insufficient restoration of the glomerular capillary network. In the group of animals using the proposed complex drug correction, the renal structure was preserved, the capillaries of the glomerular network with unchanged architectonics. It has been established that the traditional medical correction did not sufficiently contribute to the restoration of damaged kidney tissue ultrastructure. After carrying out the complex medical correction proposed by us after a friendly simulation of an OP of DM type II, the ultrastructure of the kidney tissue in form and structure approached that of control animals, signs of a compensatory-restorative process appeared: most of the podocytes were hyperplastic and hypertrophied. The podocytes of the outer leaflet were in the active phase of activity, as evidenced by an increase in contractile function and, possibly, the release of urine from the cavity into the lumen of the proximal tubules. The structure of the tubules and interstitial tissue is close to the structure of the group of control animals, only in the cytoplasm of the podocytes of the proximal tubules there is an increased content of lysosomes. The ultrastructure of the glomeruli was normalized; the number of hypertrophic podocytes of the inner leaflet with signs of enhanced protein synthesis increased. Changes in the structures of the cortical and medulla are similar except for the state of cytotrabeculae, where their size decreased in the medulla and signs of deformation of the plasmolemma appeared. In experimental modeling of PD and DM of types I and II, pronounced ultrastructural changes in the kidney tissues were established, and manifestations of early apoptosis processes are significantly limited. The use of the complex drug correction proposed by us stimulates the development of the reparative processes of the kidney and moderately activates apoptosis. The addition of multi-vector preparations (Armadin and Nuklex) to the complex of treatment intensifies compensatory-restorative changes in the kidneys and apoptosis, which contributes to the elimination from the renal microstructures of excess damaged cells and aggressive effectors of inflammation.

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  • Studies of recent years have shown that programmable cell death (PCD) in conditions of a variety of pathological conditions, which includes the infectious and inflammatory process, can probably play a biologically positive role in Possibility of the treatment effects on the dynamics of apoptosis processes in tissues of kidney in acute...the elimination of cells, the persistence of which has a pronounced negative effect on the organ and system organs [11, 19, 22, 23, 24, 26, 27, 28, 31]

  • Taking into account the data obtained by us that electron microscopic studies are highly informative in the study of pathological changes and early dynamic processes of apoptosis in kidney tissues, the aim of the work was to: assess the dynamics of ultrastructural changes and early processes of apoptosis in renal tissues in the experimental modeling of acute pyelonephritis and concomitant diabetes mellitus type I and II under conditions of complex drug correction

  • Taking into account the data obtained, it should be noted that in the kidney of the animal group were we used traditional drug correction after the common modeling of pyelonephritis and type I diabetes, it was found that the ultrastructure of the glomerulus is more conserved than in the group without treatment

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Studies of recent years have shown that programmable cell death (PCD) in conditions of a variety of pathological conditions, which includes the infectious and inflammatory process, can probably play a biologically positive role in Possibility of the treatment effects on the dynamics of apoptosis processes in tissues of kidney in acute...the elimination of cells, the persistence of which has a pronounced negative effect on the organ and system organs [11, 19, 22, 23, 24, 26, 27, 28, 31]. Studies of recent years have shown that programmable cell death (PCD) in conditions of a variety of pathological conditions, which includes the infectious and inflammatory process, can probably play a biologically positive role in Possibility of the treatment effects on the dynamics of apoptosis processes in tissues of kidney in acute. With regard to the acute infectious-inflammatory process, the above-mentioned phenomenon is capable of effectively eliminating the excessive accumulation of aggressive inflammatory effector, which provides a favorable course of the disease [1, 12, 13, 15, 16, 19, 27, 28]. W. (1998) [27, 28], it has been established that kidney diseases are accompanied by a number of specific features of programmed cell death (PCD). Inhibition of apoptosis is observed with most different morphological variants of glomerulopathy

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