2024 DSUR3210 IWB PT01 PL03 Rev. Inflammation and Repair PDF
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This document discusses inflammation and tissue repair, including the hallmarks of acute inflammation, mediators involved, and different types of inflammation like fibrinous, purulent, and chronic inflammation. It also covers the processes of regeneration, organization, and scar formation, as well as fibrosis and the role of macrophages in chronic inflammation. This document covers concepts of tissue repair including angiogenesis.
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together through contraction only in certaincases For chronic inflammation and Scar tissue formation Macrophages important for chronic inflam tissue formation MZ phenotype very important in tissuerepair fibrosis play a role in cleaving offending agents getsrid ofdead tissue provide growth factor for proliferation ofvarious cells secrete cytokines thatstimulate fibrolast proliferation and connective tissue synthesis 901 Ji us pathways J s at NJby J Ieairy.IM 2 I Is laydownroadto 91s finishers mediated 9196 sinfibrosist in an atteme totryandstart theinitialphases ofrepair why is it called Granulation tissue Consists of a lot of new form vessels through angiogenesis and there is also in ammatory cells and loose connective tissue lay down. 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