'Cell injury' diaporamas de présentation

Cellular Adaptations to disease / cell & Death II

Cellular Adaptations to disease / cell & Death II. Reaction of Cells to injury - Reversible injury ( Degeneration) - Cell functions impaired but cell can recover - Irreversible injury : - Cessation of all cell functions with cellular death - Necrosis

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??? ???? ?????? ??????. CELL INJUREY by biological agents. BY Dr Abdul Aziz Djamal MSc.DTM&H.SpMK(K). CELL INJURY AND ADAPTATION. Causes of cell injury :

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Books...Books...Books...

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Necrosis and apoptosis

(Foundation Block, pathology). Lecturer name: Dr. Maha Arafah Lecture Date: 17-9-2012. Necrosis and apoptosis. Cell injury L2. Objectives. List causes of cell injury List mechanisms of cell injury Understand the changes in reversible and irreversible cell injury

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Injecting Enthusiasm Into the Future of Type 1 Diabetes Research

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LIVER, GALLBLADDER, PANCREAS

LIVER, GALLBLADDER, PANCREAS. Liver Jaundice Hepatitis Cirrhosis Tumors Gallbladder Pancreas. LIVER ANATOMY. Central area. Portal area. LIVER MICROSCOPIC. Duct. Vein. Artery. HEPATIC INJURY. Degeneration or accumulation Necrosis Inflammation Regeneration Fibrosis.

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Progressive Loss C-peptide Post Diagnosis (SEARCH Diab Care 2009)

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PATHOLOGY vs Physiology

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Altered Cellular and Tissue Biology

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What is Pathology?

What is Pathology?.

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CELL INJURY & ADAPTATION By: Miss S antoshi N aik Assistant Professor

CELL INJURY & ADAPTATION By: Miss S antoshi N aik Assistant Professor Yenepoya Pharmaceutical C ollege and Research C entre.

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Toxicology of High Priority Substances

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Trauma Surgery / Surgical Critical Care Ryder Trauma Center 8/4/2010

Oxygen Delivery, Consumption and Extraction Formulas. Trauma Surgery / Surgical Critical Care Ryder Trauma Center 8/4/2010 Nir Hus, M.D., Ph.D. Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide Transport Parameters :.

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1- Introduction of Pathology

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Cell injury

Cell injury. Causes of cell injury. Oxygen deprivation Genetic defects Chemical agents Nutritional imbalances Infectious agents Physical agents Immunologic reactions Aging . Types of cell injury. 1- Reversible cell injury 2- Irreversible cell injury.

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GP lab I

GP lab I. Cell Injury I. normal cell. mild damaging stimulus. Sublethal cell injury. Removal of cause of damage. continued damage. Reversible cell injury. cell death. Irreversible cell injury. necrosis. Cell Injury. Reversible (Cell degeneration). Irreversible (Cell death).

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Mechanism of Cell Injury

Mechanism of Cell Injury. Dr Shoaib Raza. Principals relevant to cell Injury. Cellular response depends upon the nature, duration and severity of injurious stimulus Consequences depend upon the type, state and adaptability of the injured cell.

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Toxicology of High Priority Substances

Toxicology of High Priority Substances. Part 3: Cd, Cr, Dioxin and TCE . Cadmium. Forms Inorganic: cadmium salts Elemental: calcium fume and dust Bound by metallothionein in liver and kidney; saturation leads to appearance of toxicity Half-life: 8-30 years; poorly excreted

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