Features state of the mucous membrane of the stomach and duodenum with peptic ulcer disease when it combined with diabetes mellitus II type

Abstract

Annotation: The article presents data on histological changes of the gastric and duodenum mucosa with peptic ulcer disease (PUD) and second type of diabetes mellitus. The presence of toxigenic strains of HP infection contributes to the development of edema of the stroma, the sludge phenomenon, desquamation of the epithelium etc. These changes are detected on the background of low indicators of mucus formation (optical density in the cervical mucosa cells, covering epithelium, surface mucosa, goblet cells) considering the strains of toxigenicity of HP infection and combination the peptic ulcer disease of stomach and duodenum with diabetes mellitus second type.