MORPHOLOGICAL FEATURES OF INTERNAL ORGAN DAMAGE IN ALCOHOL INTOXICATION

Аннотация

This article explores the morphological alterations in internal organs resulting from alcohol intoxication, with particular emphasis on thanatogenesis and its underlying pathogenetic mechanisms. It highlights structural changes in the liver, heart, brain, endocrine, and respiratory systems under both chronic and acute ethanol exposure. Key life-threatening conditions that lead to multiple organ dysfunction and death are identified. The study underscores the significance of early diagnosis and a comprehensive understanding of cellular-level morphological progression for improved treatment outcomes and prognosis.