DEVELOPMENT OF FATTY HEPATOSIS IN PATIENTS WITH DIABETES MELLITUS
Keywords:
fatty hepatosis; sugar diabetes; hepato-biliary system; cholelithiasis.Abstract
It was made an organized study of the functional condition of hepato-biliary system beside 200 patients with fatty hepatosis and fatty hepatosis with concomitant sugar diabetes. In verification of the diagnosis were used results of the biochemical blood`s study, ultrasonography study, computer and MR tomography. All patients were conducted with duodenal tubing with following biochemical bile study. Breach of the functional condition liver was revealled beside majority sick fatty hepatosis, moreover degree of the breaches becomes above under accompanying sugar diabetes. Unidirectional change in biochemical bile characteristic wasn`t noted beside patient fatty hepatosis and fatty hepatosis with accompanying sugar diabetes, corresponding to I stage cholelithiasis.
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