Detailed morphological and spectrophotometric investigation of the galaxy Markaryan 1118

Burenkov, A. N.; Petrosyan, A. R.; Sarkisyan, A. B.; Khachikyan, É. E.

doi:10.1007/bf01005956

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“…In the epithelial layer of the surface of the tonsils, in addition to areas of infi ltration of the epithelium, areas of its thinning or complete desquamation were very often recorded, less often -areas with the replacement of the integumentary epithelium with scar tissue. The data obtained allow us to recommend the study of the morphological structure of the removed tonsils to clarify the issues of pathogenesis, clinical course and prognosis of the disease [1].…”

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Morphological features of the tongales in chronic tonsillitis

Akhmedov

Akhmedova

Khatamov

et al. 2023

EJOHNS

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Chronic tonsillitis (CT) - is a long-term inflammation of the pharyngeal and palatine tonsils, is a classic example of a focal infection based on the development of a focus of chronic inflammation as a result of the prolonged presence of infection and the reaction to it. The study of morphological features is very relevant, since chronic tonsillitis has a high prevalence among both adults and children. This review article is devoted to the study of the morphological features of the tonsils in chronic tonsillitis. Patients of all age groups suffer from chronic diseases of the pharynx and, in particular, chronic tonsillitis.

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“…Negative cultures were not recorded. At the same time, the spectrum of pathogens isolated from the surface of the mucous membrane of the palatine tonsils showed that out of 144 strains of microorganisms77, which amounted to 53.5%, they had hemolytic activity [1,6].…”

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