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... atrophy ) Diminished demand for nutrition Atrophy of cells E.g. Obstruction of gland duct Atrophy of gland ( 3 ) Interrupted nerve supply — Reduced reflex and metabolic activities , e.g. atrophy of skeletal muscles after destruction of ...
... atrophy ) Diminished demand for nutrition Atrophy of cells E.g. Obstruction of gland duct Atrophy of gland ( 3 ) Interrupted nerve supply — Reduced reflex and metabolic activities , e.g. atrophy of skeletal muscles after destruction of ...
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... atrophy ) Diminished demand for nutrition Atrophy of cells Atrophy of gland Reduced reflex and metabolic activities , e.g. atrophy of E.g. Obstruction of gland duct ( 3 ) Interrupted nerve supply - skeletal muscles after destruction of ...
... atrophy ) Diminished demand for nutrition Atrophy of cells Atrophy of gland Reduced reflex and metabolic activities , e.g. atrophy of E.g. Obstruction of gland duct ( 3 ) Interrupted nerve supply - skeletal muscles after destruction of ...
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... atrophy 2. Re - innervation Groups of atrophic denervated fibres with adjacent groups of normal fibres . Note the overlap - atrophic fibres among normal , and vice versa . This is the striking basic pattern seen in most diseases of the ...
... atrophy 2. Re - innervation Groups of atrophic denervated fibres with adjacent groups of normal fibres . Note the overlap - atrophic fibres among normal , and vice versa . This is the striking basic pattern seen in most diseases of the ...
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abnormal abscess acid activity ACUTE INFLAMMATION Aetiology alveoli amyloid anaemia antibodies antigen arteries associated atheroma atrophy bacteria bile blood bone cancer capillaries carcinoma cardiac cause cellular cerebral changes chromosomes chronic cirrhosis clinical common complications condition congestion cytoplasm damage deficiency degeneration deposition dilatation disease disorders duct effects enzymes epithelial epithelium exudate factors failure fibres fibrin fibrosis fibrous tissue fluid formation function genes genetic glands granulation tissue growth haemoglobin haemorrhage healing hepatic histological hormone hyperplasia hypertension immune important increased infarction infection infiltration inflammation inflammatory intestine kidney lesions liver lung lymph nodes lymphatics lymphocytes macrophages malignant marrow mechanisms membrane metabolism muscle necrosis necrotic nerve neurones neutrophils normal nucleus obstruction occurs oedema organs Osteoblasts particularly pathological phagocytosis pigment plasma cells pressure production progressive proliferation protein pulmonary rare reaction red cells renal result secondary secretion skin spread surface syndrome thrombosis thrombus thyroid tract tumour ulcer usually vascular venous vessels virus