Modification of Modeling Method of Toxic Dystrophy of Liver in Rats

The liver is the largest digestive gland that plays an important role in providing
homeostasis of the internal environment of the body and in the development of
adaptive reactions, which is due to its participation in many metabolic processes,
anatomical, and functional connections with other organs and systems of the body.
Recently, the risk of developing hepatopathy is increasingly associated with irrational
pharmacotherapy of the underlying disease.