Role of Opisthorchis felineus exometabolites in structural transformation of host tissues

The article presents the results of studying the role of Opisthorchis felineus metabolites in the development of pathology in various hosts. It has been established that exometabolites initiate granulomatosis, sclerotic processes and act as a predictor of cardiomyocyte damage in hypereosinophilic syndrome. 

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