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Morphological changes of the exocrine part of the pancreas under immobilization stress on the background of hypothyrosis

Annotation. Stress is a condition that causes the body's cells to use large amounts of energy to acclimate to abnormal environmental conditions. Hypothyroidism affects almost all organs and systems of the body, in particular, the pancreas. The goal of our research is to study the effect of chronic immobilization stress against the background of hypothyroidism on the tissue structure of the exocrine part of the pancreas. The experimental rats were divided into three groups: I – intact animals (10), II – animals with immobilization stress (10), III – animals with hypothyroidism and immobilization stress (10). Hypothyroidism was modeled by daily per os injection using a probe of the pharmacopoeial mercazolil thyreostatics at a dose of 25 mg/kg during the 21 day. Acute immobilization stress was modeled by tying experimental rats in a supine position in 4 limbs without restriction of head mobility for 3 hours. Histological studies were carried out according to generally accepted methods. Histological preparations were studied using a SEO SСAN light microscope and photo-documented using a Vision CCD Camera with a system of image output from histological preparations. In the 1st control group, the pancreas had a general structure plan of a parenchyme in organ. In the II group, remodeling of the exocrine part of the pancreas, slight disturbances in the structure of the acini, blood vessels, and moderate edema of the connective tissue were observed, compared to the control group of animals. In the III group, more significant changes of the gland were revealed, compared to the II experimental group, manifested by swelling and growth of connective tissue, changes in the shape of the acini, violation and loss of polarity of exocrinocytes, blood-filling of vessels. Thus, under conditions of simulated chronic stress, slight changes in the parenchyma of the gland were detected, and during chronic immobilization stress against the background of hypothyroidism, alterative changes of the gland were detected, compared to the II experimental group.