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Inflammation
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Inflammation
Types of inflammation
Cardinal signs of inflammation
Cellular Events in inflammation
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Cellular events
Margination
Adhesion
Emigration
Molecular mechanism of Rolling, Adhesion and Emigration
Sequence in rolling, adhesion, and emigration of Leukocytes
Acute inflammation
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Acute inflammation
Alteration of tissues in acute inflammation
Types of Acute Inflammation
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Types of Acute Inflammation:
Fate of acute inflammation
Chronic Inflammation
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Chronic Inflammation
Etiology
Cells of chronic Inflammation
Granulomatous Inflammation
Systemic Effects of Inflammation
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Systemic Effects of Inflammation
Acute phase reactions
Mechanism of fever
Apoptosis
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Apoptosis
Causes of Apoptosis
Morphological feature of Apoptosis
How cytotoxic T cell induce apoptosis?
Mechanism of Apoptosis
P53 gene and Its Role in Apoptosis:
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Inflammation:

  • It is response of vascular connective tissue towards injury.
  • It is primarily a body defence mechanism which serves to destroy, dilute, or neutralize harmful agents and paves way for healing process.
  • It is fundamental to living organism because without this response, noxious stimuli, harmful agents cannot be removed from body.

 

The inflammatory process and how to use it to our benefit — Brill Physical Therapy

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