ABSTRACT
Lack of clear clinical and laboratory picture of subjective evaluation of bowel viability, the progression of bowel necrosis in the postoperative period with acute mesenteric ischemia (ÐÐI) contributes to the high mortality rate. Earlier experiments we proved that gut necrosis leads to changes in the subpopulation structure of blood lymphocytes. This prompted us to determine the clinical significance of the subpopulation structure of venous blood lymphocytes in patients with acute mesenteric ischemia. The paper is based on a retrospective analysis of the results of a controlled clinical and immunological examination of 18 patients aged 62 to 78 years (control group and a group of ÐÐI). Evaluation lymphocyte subpopulation structure was performed by the standard method of direct immunofluorescence staining of whole blood. The obtained data were processed with nonparametric statistical methods. Study of lymphocyte subpopulation structure in patients with ÐÐI patients showed a decrease in the absolute and relative number of CD8, CD4, B, NK cells on the indicators in the control group. Ischemia and necrosis of the intestinal mucosa accompanied by a massive translocation of intestinal microflora through the impaired intestinal barrier along with the migration of lymphocytes into the lesion and death, which is manifested in a decrease in the number of lymphocytes of the peripheral blood. Comprehensive assessment of venous blood lymphocyte subpopulation structure can be used as an additional diagnostic criterion necrotic step ÐÐI, serve as criteria for selection of patients for immunotherapy.
