[Surgical treatment of experimental liver injuries in dogs with special evaluation of Polish-made cyanoacrylic glue. II. Histological and histochemical studies].

Liver wounds were experimentally induced in dogs. The wounds were dressed with catgut suture, suture and fibrinous sponge and ester n-butyl alfa-cyanoacrylic acid obtained laboratorially at the Institute of Organic Chemistry -- Polish Academy of Sciences in Warsaw. The basis for evaluation were histological, histochemical and histoenzymatic examinations of the operated liver. It was found that during the process of healing of wound dressed with the glue there were weaker inflammatory reactions and destruction of tissues was smaller than that in the case of surgical suture.