THE MICROSTRUCTURE OF THE LIVER OF JUVENILE DOGS IN A TERMINAL STATE OF TRAUMATIC SHOCK
Abstract
It is well known that multiple organ failure in shock occurs very often and the liver refers to "shock organs". Nowadays unified classification of shock does not exist. It is still not resolved the question of the assessment of the staging and severity of the shock. In some modern methodological guidelines and recommendations for shock terminal states are excluded from the classification, and in others they are the shock of the fourth degree. All the authors recognize the role of blood and plasma loss in the pathogenesis of shock, however, many aspects of its inclusion in the mechanisms of shock process has not been fully clarified.
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