Журнал кардиореспираторных исследований 2025. №2/1
Subject of the article
THE ROLE OF INTESTINAL MICROFLORA IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF GALLSTONE DISEASE (LITERATURE REVIEW) (99-104)
Authors
Agababyan Irina Rubenovna, Khokhlacheva Natalia Alexandrovna
Institution
Samarkand State Medical University
Abstract
Cholelithiasis is one of the most common diseases of the digestive system, which affects all segments of the population. Currently, cholelithiasis is seen as a long, multi-stage process in which the period of stone formation is preceded by changes in metabolism and physical and chemical properties of bile. However, among the many contributing factors, insufficient attention is paid to the role of the infectious factor in the development of cholelithiasis. The analysis of the literature data showed that today there are various mechanisms for promoting development of cholelithiasis by excess enteral bacterial growth. First, with excessive bacterial growth, duodena-biliary reflux leads to infection of the biliary tract and the development of inflammation in the gallbladder. Substances that occur during the inflammatory process (proteins, mucus, exfoliated epithelium) are the matrix on which the gallstone is formed. Secondly, the role of dysbiosis in violation of enterohepatic circulation of bile acids is essential. The change in the ratio of conjugated and deconjugated bile acids contributes to the formation of lithogenic bile. Thirdly, excessive bacterial growth leads to endotoxemia, which has a damaging effect on the metabolism of bile acids in the liver. Finally, the digestive and suction functions of the small intestine are in a certain dependence on the microbiota, but the participation of this channel in cholelithiasis requires further research.
Key words
cholelithiasis, enterohepatic circulation of bile acids, endotoxinemia. excessive bacterial growth, gallstone disease, intestinal arrhythmia.
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