THE ENTERAL INSUFFICIENCY DEVELOPMENT FEATURES AT PARALYTIC INTESTINAL IMPASSABILITY OF THE PANCREATIC GENESIS
At an acute destructive pancreatitis formation of paralytic intestinal impassability and enteral insufficiency is interfaced to development of the membrane destructive phenomena which cover all layers of an intestinal wall, especially a mucosa. In a pathogenesis of the membrane destabilising phenomena in fabric structures of an intestinal wall at paralytic intestinal impassability of a pancreatic parentage great value the pathogenetic agents possessing ability to modify a lipide metabolism (have processes peroxidation of lipids, activity phospholipase systems). Their pathophysiological role is traced in the earliest terms of an acute pancreatitis and defined by feature of the cascade of the pathogenetic reactions caused by the basic pathology.