The paper proposes the concept of systemic membrane-destabilizing distress syndrome in surgery, highlighting the role of lipid bilayer changes in the pathogenesis of surgical aggression.
It was revealed that all above-mentioned acute abdominal diseases are followed by significant changes of lipid bilayer and dysfunction of tissues in target organs, blood cells and other organs (liver, kidney, colon and small intestine, heart, lungs, spleen, brain). Changes of phospholipid bilayer are correlated with severity and course of the disease. These data were used to determine a new complex in surgery - systemic membrane-destabilizing distress syndrome. Its concept, pathogenesis, and diagnosis are presented. It was analyzed its role in development and progression of dysregulation pathology and thanatogenesis. Evidence of its importance in the pathogenesis of surgical aggression was obtained.
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