[The specific features of the cytolytic syndrome in patients with chronic diffuse diseases of the liver in relation to the severity of a pathological process].

The authors consider the molecular mechanisms of cytolysis, the leading pathomorphological syndrome of chronic diffuse hepatic diseases (CDHD), in the context of the relationship of bioradical homeostasis and hydration. A hundred and thirty five males, including 40 patients with CDHD and 95 donors were examined. It has been established that there is a reduction in the activity of alanine aminotransferase and an increase in the de Ritis coefficient over 1.