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Slide 1 - Inflammation Dr. Raid Jastania
Slide 2 - Stress Injury Overload Cell Death Response Adaptation Inflammation Insult Results
Slide 3 - Causes of Inflammation Injury and cell Death Inflammation Physical Chemical Infections Ischemia Immune Metabolic
Slide 4 - Types of Inflammation Injury and cell Death Inflammation Physical Chemical Infections Ischemia Immune Metabolic Acute Chronic Granuloma
Slide 5 - Immune Reaction Injury and cell Death Inflammation Physical Chemical Infections Ischemia Immune Metabolic Acute Chronic Granuloma Immune
Slide 6 - Chronic Inflammatory Diseases Injury and cell Death Inflammation Physical Chemical Infections Ischemia Immune Metabolic Acute Chronic Granuloma Immune Chronic Inflammatory Diseases
Slide 7 - Acute Inflammation Chronic Inflammation Chemical Mediators of Inflammation
Slide 8 - Intended Learning Outcomes: Students should be able to define inflammation and understand clinical features of inflammation and its systemic effect. Students should know the vascular and cellular events in acute inflammation and understand its morphology. Students should know the cellular events in chronic inflammation. Students should be able to define granulomatous inflammation and know its causes. Students should be able to apply the rules of acute and chronic inflammation to predict the features of inflammation in the different organs of the body.
Slide 9 - Inflammation Inflammation is a protective response of connective tissue to injury. Aim: to eliminate the injury and start the process of repair. Inflammation starts with activation of endothelial cells and white blood cells. Changes in vessels Cellular events. Chemical mediators
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Slide 11 - Inflammation Inflammation is divided into acute and chronic type. Acute inflammation is the immediate response to injury, and neutrophils are the main cell type. Chronic inflammation is mediated by mononuclear cells (macrophages, lymphocytes, plasma cell…)
Slide 12 - Clinical Features: Exercise: During a foot ball game, a player was injured and had twist in ankle joint. What are the signs/symptoms that he would have?
Slide 13 - Clinical Features: Exercise: 19 year old boy has inflammation of the appendix, Appendicitis. What are the signs/symptoms that he would have?
Slide 14 - Clinical Features: Localized or systemic. The localized features are: Redness, Swelling, Heat, Pain and Loss of function. The systemic features include: Fever, elevated WBC, malaise, anorexia, and hypotension, Acute phase reaction
Slide 15 - Acute Inflammation
Slide 16 - Acute Inflammation: It is the immediate early response to injury. It is characterized by neutorphil infiltrate and fluid exudates. The changes in acute inflammation may be divided to: vascular changes and cellular events.
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Slide 18 - Vascular changes: Change in the vascular caliber and flow initial transient vasoconstriction of the arterioles followed by vasodilatation. The end result is blood stasis. Increase in vascular permeability increase in the hydrostatic pressure and leakage of fluid to the extravascualr space (Transudate). increase in the osmotic pressure of the interstitium leading to leakage of protein-rich fluid (Exudate). The end result is Edema.
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Slide 20 - Mechanisms of increased vascular permeability: Endothelial contraction: histamine, PG, Immediate transient response Endothelial retraction: 4-6 hours after injury Direct endothelial damage: Immediate sustained Response Delayed prolonged leakage:
Slide 21 - Mechanisms of increased vascular permeability: 5. Leukocyte-dependent endothelial injury 6. Increased Transcytosis: Through intracellular vesicular pathway, and occurs after exposure to VEGF. 7. Leakage from new blood vessels (angiogenesis)
Slide 22 - Cellular Events
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Slide 24 - Cellular Events: Margination and Rolling: WBC slow down and are pushed to the side of the vessel near endothelial cells. This process is “Margination” WBC’s transiently stick to endothelial cells. This process is “Rolling” The adhesion is facilitated by the action of adhesion molecules called “Selectins”.
Slide 25 - Cellular Events: Margination and Rolling: Selections are present on WBC, endothelial cells and platelets. E-Selectin: on endothelial cell P-Selectin: on Platelets and endothelial cells L-Selectin: on WBC’s Selectins are up regulated by IL-1, and TNF. Selectins bind to sugar molecules. Example: Sialyl-Lewis X
Slide 26 - Cellular Events: 2. Adhesion and Transmigration: Firm adhesion of WBC’s to endothelial cells. Integrins on WBC’s and Immunoglobulins on endothelial cells. Example of immunoglobulins: ICAM (intercellular adhesion molecule), VCAM (vascular adhesion molecule) ICAM binds to LFA-1 (integrin) VCAM binds to VLA-4 (integrin)
Slide 27 - Cellular Events: 2. Adhesion and Transmigration: IL-1 and TNF induce the expression of ICAM and VCAM Integrins bind only when WBC’s are activated. Transmigration occurs as the WBC’s pass through intercellular junction. This process is facilitated by PECAM (platelet endothelial cell adhesion molecule, CD31).
Slide 28 - Cellular Events: 3. Migration in interstitium: Chemotaxis Migration of WBC’s is facilitated by chemotactic agents. These are molecules that attract WBC’s. They include: Bacterial products Complement system, C5a Leukotriene B4 (LTB4) Cytokines (IL-8)
Slide 29 - Leukocyte Activation: by G-protein activation WBC activation is characterized by: Degranulation of WBC granules and formation of oxidative burst Secretion of arachidonic acid metabolites (Leukotrienes and prostaglandins) Expression of adhesion molecules.
Slide 30 - Phagocytosis 1. Recognition and attachment: “opsonins”: immunoglobulins IgG C3b molecule of the complement system Collectins WBC’s have specific receptors to these opsonins.
Slide 31 - Phagocytosis 2. Engulfment in phagocytic vacuole: phagosome. 3. Killing and degradation: Phagosome fuses to lysosome to form phagolysosome. Killing is facilitated by: a.       Oxygen free radicals (oxidative burst) b.      Lysosomal enzymes (myeloperoxidase)
Slide 32 - Outcome of Acute Inflammation: Resolution Acute persists with complications: Abscess Progression to chronic inflammation Scarring and Fibrosis organization and fibrosis
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Slide 34 - Inflammation-Induced Tissue Injury