Morphological Changes in the Liver During Acetic Acid Burns

Abstract

Acute accidental and suicidal poisoning with acetic acid are characterized by varying degrees of damage to the liver parenchyma and stroma. In suicidal poisonings, depending on the stage of the stress reaction preceding the poisoning, more significant changes in the structure of the organ were revealed. The volume fraction of cells with signs of dystrophy and necrosis increases, and reparative processes decrease.