INFLAMMATION. What is the cardinal sign of ?inflammation.

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INFLAMMATION

What is the cardinal sign of ?inflammation

Describe what you see

Pitting Edema

What do you see?

This is the larynx-What’s wrong with it?

Oral Cavity and Pharynx

What do you see in the blood vessel?

What do you see?

Migration of inflammatory cells- What are these cells?

Black Arrow=Renal tubules, Orange arrow pointing to blood vessel. ???

Arrow pointing to what type of cells?

What is the type of cells?

Liver Abscess

Skin Blister-Serous Inflammation

Fibrinous inflammation

Acute appendicitis + Necrosis

Pseudo-membranous inflammation

Histology of the previous-Describe what you see.

Multiple lung abscesses

As before

Ulcerative inflammation-Stomach

Esophagus-What do you see?

Describe what you see.

Gall bladder-Acute cholecystitis

Lung abscess

Consolidated lung-Lung abscess

Lung-Granulomas

What is the type of giant cell?

Sarcoidosis

What is the type of giant cells?

F.B. giant cells=Oxalate crystals

Giant cells. Type???

Granulation tissue-Early

Granulation tissue

Skin-Healing by 1 st intention