Objective. Evaluation of changes in the mass of the liver remnant and spleen in dynamics after extended liver resection with preliminary vascular exclusion in the experiment. Methods. The study was carried out on 38 white Wistar rats weighing 180-270 g. The experimental animals were divided into 3 groups: 1st - sham-operated (SO) animals (control group) (n=11), 2nd - with extended liver resection (n=15); 3rd - with extended liver resection, performed under conditions of preliminary vascular exclusion (VE) of the liver for 15 minutes (n=12). Extended liver resection (ELR) was modeled by removing 70% of the liver. On the 3 and 14 days, the animals underwent relaparotomy, the liver and spleen were removed and weighed. The hepato-splenic index was calculated as the ratio of the liver mass remaining after ELR to the mass of the spleen. Results. The mass of the liver in the SO group of rats on the 3 day after laparotomy was 9,06 (6,42; 12,45) g, the mass of the spleen was 0,96 (0,69; 1,47) g. The median of the hepato-splenic index was 9,69 (6,05; 11,85). The mass of the removed liver on the 3 day of the experiment in the 2nd group of experimental animals was 5,09 (4,19; 6,55) g, and in the 3rd - 5,32 (4,79; 7,81) g, and it was statistically significantly less than in the SO group of rats (p<0,05). The mass of the spleen in the group of animals that underwent ELR and ELR in combination with VE on the 3 day after ELR was, respectively, 0,94 (0,83; 1,17) g and 0,85 (0,5; 1,11) g, which did not differ from the control values. The hepatic-splenic index on the 3 day after ELR in the 2nd group was 5,27 (4,99; 6,13) and was statistically significantly less than in rats without ELR. In the 3rd group, this indicator was 7,72 (4,32; 10,3) and did not differ statistically from the SO of animals. On the 14 day, the weight of the liver in the experimental animals of the 2nd and 3rd groups was 6,39 (4,65; 7,19) g and 6,34 (5,5; 12,63) g, respectively, which was statistically significantly less than in SO animals. The mass of the spleen in rats of the 2nd group was 1,11 (0,77; 1,25) g, and did not differ from the values on the 3 day. However, the mass of the spleen in the third group increased statistically significantly relative to the values on the 3 day to 1,2 (1,17; 1,75) g. At the same time, the hepatic-splenic index on the 14 day of the postoperative period in the 2nd group was 6,11 (5,11; 7,23), and in the 3rd group - 5,08 (4,7; 7,63), which was statistically significantly less than the control values. Conclusions. The hepato-splenic index objectively represents the dynamics of changes in mass and, consequently, the intensity of regenerative processes in the liver and spleen after ELR. During the first 3 days after ELR, the mass of the liver in experimental animals increased by about 2,5 times compared to that remaining after resection, which indicates the peak of liver regeneration. Vascular exclusion before ELR provokes the development of spleen hypertrophy, which can be interpreted as one of the markers of a complicated course of the postoperative period.