Журнал «Медицина неотложных состояний» Том 20, №6, 2024

Пропонований огляд — погляд на патогенез пахової грижі з точки зору молекулярної біології, а також спроба усвідомити проблеми, які є наслідком експлантації: питання чоловічої фертильності, хронічне запалення, канцерогенез. Доводиться визнати, що патогенез пахової грижі не зводиться до дефекту передньої черевної стінки, більше того, формуванню цього дефекту передує складний комплекс модифікації компонентів сполучної тканини, в основі якої лежить роз’єднання процесів позаклітинного матриксного синтезу і матриксної деградації з переважанням останньої, що порушує оберт структур, відповідальних за механічну міцність і еластичність. З цього погляду пахова грижа є багатофакторним та гетерогенним захворюванням.

The proposed review is a look at the pathogenesis of inguinal hernia from the standpoint of molecular biology, as well as an attempt to understand the problems that are a consequence of explantation: issues of male fertility, chronic inflammation, carcinogenesis. It is proven that the pathogenesis of inguinal hernia is not reduced to a defect of the anterior abdominal wall. Moreover, the formation of this defect is preceded by a complex of modification of connective tissue components, which is based on the separation of the processes of extracellular matrix synthesis and matrix degradation with the predominance of the latter that disrupts the rotation of structures responsible for mechanical strength and elasticity. From this point of view, inguinal hernia is a multifactorial and heterogeneous disease.

пахова грижа; патогенез; експлантація; хронічне запалення; канцерогенез; чоловіча фертильність; огляд

inguinal hernia; pathogenesis; explantation; chronic inflammation; carcinogenesis; male fertility; review

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