MICROSCOPIC CHANGES THAT OCCUR IN TISSUES DURING INFLAMMATION
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Inflammation is a protective-adaptive reaction of the body to external or internal factors. This article is aimed at a deep scientific analysis of microscopic changes observed in tissues during inflammation. These conditions are considered histologically, histochemically and immunohistochemically. The phases of inflammation, the participation of cellular components, reactive changes in blood vessels and the restructuring of the intercellular substance are fully covered. The study is carried out within the framework of various forms of inflammation - acute, chronic, granulomatous, fibrotic and necrotic types. Morphological signs at the microscopic level, their pathophysiological mechanisms and clinical significance are analyzed in depth. In addition, international anti-inflammatory strategies, histological effects of drugs and modern treatment approaches are also considered.
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