Morphological Changes in the Colon in Burns With Acetic Acid

Actively ongoing research into chemical burns of the digestive tract confirms the complexity of this problem and its relevance. When taking acetic acid, a burn disease of chemical etiology develops due to the local destructive effect on tissue and its resorptive effect as a hemolytic poison. The article presents an analysis of literature data on morphological changes in the colon during burns of the gastrointestinal tract with acetic acid under experimental conditions.