INFLAMMATION
Definition and causes
Types of inflammation
Acute inflammation
Chronic inflammation
Subacute inflammation
Characters of acute inflammation
Acute inflammatory reaction consists of
Local tissue damage
Local vascular reactions
Local reaction of tissue histiocytes
The inflammatory fluid exudate
Mechanism of formation, amount, composition, function and fate
The inflammatory cellular exudate
Cellular exudate formation
Chemical mediators of acute inflammation
General changes in acute inflammation
Leucocytosis
Fever (pyrexia)
Cardinal signs and symptoms of acute inflammation
Course of acute inflammation
Resolution, fibrosis, abscess formation, progression and spread, and chronicity
Types of acute inflammation
Suppurative inflammation
Localized inflammation
Abscess
Furuncle
Carbuncle
Diffuse inflammation
Cellulitis
Non suppurative inflammation
Catarrhal inflammation
Membranous inflammation
Sero-fibrinous inflammation
Fibrinous inflammation
Serous inflammation
Hemorrhagic inflammation
Necrotizing inflammation
Allergic inflammation
Suppurative inflammation (pyogenic or septic)
Definition and causes
Pathogenesis of pus formation
Composition of pus
Abscess
Definition and causes
Pathology of an abscess
Complications of an abscess
Furuncle (boil)
Carbuncle
Cellulitis (Phlegmonous inflammation)
Definition, causes, sites, pathology and complications
Non suppurative inflammation
Chronic inflammation
Characters of chronic inflammation
Types of chronic inflammation
Granuloma
Definition and types
