‘Healed’ Experimental Gastric Ulcers Remain Histologically and Ultrastructurally Abnormal
‘Healed’ Experimental Gastric Ulcers Remain Histologically and Ultrastructurally Abnormal
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“治愈”的实验性胃溃疡在组织学和超微结构上仍然异常
DOI:
10.1097/00004836-199001001-00024
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发表时间:
1990
影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
H. Gergely
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作者:
A. Tarnawski;D. Hollander;W. Krause;W. Da̧broś;erzy Stachura;H. Gergely
The present study was designed to assess histologic and iltrastructural features of gastric mucosa in the areas of rossly healed ulcers (acetic acid-induced gastric ulcers) in ats. The specific question we studied was whether the tructure and cellular composition of the gastric mucosa in n area of grossly healed ulcer were fully restored. Eighty prague-Dawley rats underwent laparotomy; 100% acetic cid was applied to the lower gastric corpus serosa for 30 s nd the abdomen was closed. The stomachs were reopened ter 2 weeks or after 2, 3, or 4 months. Standardized gastric all specimens from the area of grossly healed ulcers were btained, processed, and evaluated by light microscopy and y transmission electron microscopy. The gastric mucosa f grossly healed ulcers demonstrated re-epithelialization at ach study time but the mucosa beneath the surface epitheium displayed prominent histologic and ultrastructural abormalities. Two different patterns of scar could be distinuished: (a) the mucosa in the area of healed ulcer was hinner (25–45% reduction vs. normal), with increased onnective tissue and poor differentiation and/or degenerative changes in the glandular cells; or (b) the mucosa dislayed ballooning dilatation of gastric glands, reduction in he microvascular network, and poor differentiation of landular cells. We conclude that (i) the subepithelial muosa of grossly healed gastric ulcer displays disorganized estoration of glandular and vascular structures and renains histologically and ultrastructurally abnormal; (ii) hese abnormalities may interfere with oxygenation, nurient supply, and with mucosal resistance and defense, and herefore could be the basis for ulcer recurrence.