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Presentation transcript:

1. Microcirculation

2. Microcirculation – normal

3. Tissue fluid exchange pressures

4. Lymphatic drainage

5. Vasodilation increases BHP in microcirculation

6. Agents of inflammatory response

7. Endothelial retraction increases permeability

8. Edema

9. Vascular changes in acute inflammation

10. White cell recruitment & activation

11. White cell activation – signal molecules

12. Tissue & blood cells of cellular response

13. Succession of events at inflammation site

14. Phagocytosis

15. Chemical mediators of inflammation

16. Eicosanoid formation

17. Cyclooxygenase (COX) inhibitors

18. Hageman factor cascades I

19. Hageman factor cascades II

20. Complement system

21. Outcomes of acute inflammation I

22. Outcomes of acute inflammation II

23. Granuloma – lesion of chronic inflammation

24. Granuloma – central caseous necrosis

25. Macrophage role in chronic inflammation

26. Cyclic autostimulation in inflammatory cells

27. Temperature regulation

28. Induction of fever

29. Antipyretic therapy