HISTOTOPOGRAPHIC FEATURES OF VILLI, INTESTINAL GLANDS AND THE HEMATOLYMPHATIC
CHANNEL OF THE WALLS IN HUMAN SMALL INTESTINE 

Guseynov Tagir Saydullakhovich, Doctor of medical sciences, professor, head of sub-department of human anatomy, Dagestan State Medical Academy (12 Stepana Razina street, Makhachkala, the Republic of Dagestan, Russia), tagirguseinovs@mail.ru
Guseynova Sabina Tagirovna, Doctor of medical sciences, associate professor, sub-department of humananatomy, Dagestan State Medical Academy (12 Stepana Razina street, Makhachkala, the Republic of Dagestan, Russia), tagirguseinovs@mail.ru

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10.21685/2072-3032-2016-2-1

Background. The article is aimed at identifying histotopographic features of the wall structures in human small intestine in ontogenesis interacting with blood and lymphatic channels.
Materials and methods. We used anatomical, histological, cytological, morpho-metric vascular research methods with statistical processing of the obtained data by the method of S. Glance.
Results. It was determined that a distance between the rim of duodenal glands, lymph and blood capillaries in human ontogenesis has changed, obviously reflecting the intensity of intestinal juice secretions because of these glands in different age groups.
Conclusions. The interval between intestinal glands, on the one hand, and blood and lymphatic capillaries, on the other hand, reflects the shortening of these indica-tors in children and the elderly.

small intestine, human, villi, glands

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