Morphological Changes in the Pancreas of Rats with Experimental Diabetes Chronically Exposed to Pesticides Over a 9-Month Period
Keywords:
Diabetes mellitus, morphologyAbstract
The present study aims to investigate the dynamic morphological changes occurring in the pancreas of rats with experimentally induced diabetes mellitus under the influence of chronic pesticide exposure over different time periods, particularly within 6 months. During the initial 3-month period, the pancreas of rats with diabetes mellitus exposed to pesticides was examined after decapitation. The pancreatic response to pesticide exposure in diabetic conditions over a 3- month period was primarily manifested as acute injury. Morphologically, the pancreatic capsule appeared relatively thickened, the surface was irregular, and signs of vascular congestion were observed.
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