INDICATIONS OF THE MORPHOMETRIC CHANGES OF THE THYMUSIS IN INFANTS WHO DIED IN THE ANTENATAL PERIOD

Delays in morphological development in the pituitary gland: the cortical layer of the thymus is characterized by the fact that it occupies a very small area of the medulla in terms of width, and there are almost no lymphocytes. As the main morphological substrate of these changes, the size of the reticuloepithelial cells of the thymus cortical layer is small, the desmasomas are short and thick, the number of sparse fibrous structures connecting the spaces of desmasomas, and the perivascular areas of the cortical layer are numerous. Those who died from intrauterine infection in the antenatal period make up 78.2% of all babies and form the basis of our research.