The morphology of the mucous membrane of the stomach at the its contamination of helicobacter, cryptosporidium and fungi of the species Candida in patients with irritable bowel syndrome

It is recognized the leading role of H. Pylori in the etiology and pathogenesis of diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, it is established morphological features of changes in the mucosa at mono - infection. However, lesions of the stomach may have mixed infectious character, changing the course of the main disease. The aim of research is to investigate the statement of the mucous membrane in its contamination with H. Pylori, Fungi of the species Candida, cryptosporidium in patients with irritable bowel syndrome. Biopsies of the mucous membrane of different stomach parts were studied, using conventional methods of dyeing with further evaluation of the results. Pathological changes in the stomach mucosa were depended on the localization of the process, the measure of contamination, and the presence of various life forms of pyloric Helicobacter whereas cryptosporidium and fungi of the species Candida (non - invasive form) did not influence essentially.