EVALUATION OF CLINICAL AND ANATOMICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND PATHOLOGICAL FEATURES AT AN AUTOPSY FOR INTERNAL NON-COMMUNICABLE DISEASES IN ANIMALS

EVALUATION OF CLINICAL AND ANATOMICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND PATHOLOGICAL FEATURES AT AN AUTOPSY FOR INTERNAL NON-COMMUNICABLE DISEASES IN ANIMALS O.A. Dzhuraev PhD, Senior Researcher, Veterinary Research Institute. R.A. Ismatova PhD, Senior Researcher, Veterinary Research Institute. N.I. Navruzov Doctor of Philosophy, Senior Researcher, Veterinary Research Institute. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20606827 Abstract: This article examines the unique clinical and anatomical manifestations and pathological findings of farm animals affected by internal non-communicable diseases. Despite the diversity of etiological factors, pathological changes in a number of non-communicable diseases can be similar. However, differences between individual cases are manifested only in the severity of the developing pathological process, its area, and the extent of the lesion. Keywords: Internal non-communicable diseases, specificity, etiology, clinical manifestations, autopsy picture, pathogenesis, pathological processes, functions, compensation.