Conditionally Allocate Four Stages Of Clinical Displays -

Conditionally allocate four stages of clinical displays - of disease: I stage - sharp (the period sharp -); II stage - a stage chronic (a stage of "imaginary well-being"); III stage - a formation stage with 2 - 3 to 2 - 3 years (organic narrowing - of a gullet); IV stage - a stage of late complications (a gleam obliteration, punching of a wall of a gullet, cancer development). On weight of defeat in a sharp stage allocate three degrees - of a burn of a gullet: easy (first), average weight (second) and heavy (third). The first degree of a burn results from intake of a small amount of caustic substance in small concentration or hot food. Blankets on or a smaller site of a gullet are thus damaged. The second degree of a burn is characterised by more extensive on all depth of a mucous membrane. The third degree of a burn - grasps a mucous membrane-, and muscular layers, extends on and the next bodies. Defeat of a gullet by acid or alkali can - be accompanied by defeat of a stomach, duodenal and initial department of a lean gut with occurrence of sites and - their punching that conducts to peritonitis development in the sharp period-, and also to cicatricial deformations of a stomach subsequently.