Vb. Grinevich et al., ACUTE AND CHRONIC GASTRODUODENAL EROSIONS - ETIOLOGY, PATHOGENESIS, CLINICAL PICTURE AND DIAGNOSIS, Kliniceskaa medicina, 72(6), 1994, pp. 35-38
Comprehensive investigation of 2620 patients with general somatic dise
ases revealed acute gastroduodenal erosions in 252 of them and chronic
gastroduodenal erosions in 178 patients. Principal differences betwee
n clinical, endoscopic and morphological features of those two types o
f erosion due to etiological and pathogenetic character of their forma
tion were established as the changes in the immune response, disorders
in the protein and lipid metabolism. Almost 75% of chronic erosions c
orrelated with circulation disorders, the diseases of hepatobiliary sy
stem and were their local morphological equivalents.