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Inflammation Diagrams

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10 diagrams included, all from Robbins & Kumar Basic Pathology 10th Ed., organized by topic:

Acute Inflammation
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1Fig 2.2Exudate vs Transudate formation
2Fig 2.3Leukocyte recruitment - multistep process (rolling, adhesion, transmigration)
3Fig 2.4Leukocyte kinetics - neutrophil then monocyte infiltration over time
4eFig 2.1Leukocyte activation - receptor types and functional responses
5Fig 2.5Phagocytosis and intracellular killing (O₂-dependent and independent)
6Fig 2.6Arachidonic acid pathway - COX and LOX branches, drug targets
7Fig 2.8Complement activation - classical/alternative/lectin pathways
Chronic Inflammation
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8Fig 2.14Chronic inflammation in lung - 3 hallmarks histologically
9Fig 2.16Macrophage maturation and tissue distribution
10Fig 2.17M1 vs M2 macrophage activation
Granulomatous Inflammation
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11Fig 2.19Tuberculous granuloma - H&E with caseous necrosis, Langhans giant cells
12Fig 2.18Eosinophilic infiltrate
Each diagram has a concise exam-targeted caption summarizing the key points.
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