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Chronic inflammation - If damaging stimulus is of short duration &
does not persist the : - Tissue damage - Acute inflammation - Exudate - Organization of exudate - Granulation tissue - Fibrous scar
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- If damage stimulus persists the process of continuing tissues necrosis , organization & repair all occur concurrently = chronic inflammation
- Acute inflammation , immune system activated around the area of damage & tissues
Infiltrated by activated lymphoid cells ; persists until damaging stimulus removed or neutralized
-Histology : necrotic cell debris , acute inflammatory exudate , vascular & fibrous granulation tissue , lymphoid cells , macrophages & collagenous scar.
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- The result of a balance between continuing tissue damage on the one hand & eradication of the damaging stimulus followed by healing & scar formation on the other
- If the damaging stimulus eradicated or neutralized then further tissue necrosis does not occur & the repair response progresses to complete scarring
- If the damaging stimulus cannot be eradicated or neutralized the balance between tissue damage & tissue repair is maintained in a stalemate & thus chronic inflammation will persist , often for years.
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Example- chronic peptic ulcer - Protective mechanism of upper alimentary track breaks down - HCL & proteolytic enzymes destroy epithelium &
supporting stroma ulceration of the wall stomach or duodenum persistent damage
- Acute inflammatory reaction occurs : formation of exudate close to the acid exposed surface while in the depths of the ulcer( farthest from the acid) attempts are made to organize the exudate & granulation tissue forms collagenous scar
- Establishment ulcer has all these processes occuring simultaneously
- Treatment aim = remove or greatly reduce acid & enzymes secreted Perforate , heal or persist
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In chronic inflammation : - Key effector cells are lymphoid cells &
macrophages ( tissue – based immune response to the damaging agent
- Macrophages – phagocytic & activated to fulfill other immunological & secretory functions
- Chronic inflammatory cells = lymphocytes , plasma cells , & macrophages
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Macrophages : - Converted from inactive monocytes by trophic signals
( e.g gamma interferon) - Morphology changes with a subcellular apparatus to
synthesize protein - voluminous cytoplasm = epitheloid cell - Fusion of activated macrophages multinucleate histiocytic giant cells - Now have phagocytic & secretory functions
against injurious agents & impt. In cell-mediated immunity ( e.g antigen presentation)
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Macrophages secrete : - Mediators of acute inflammation - Platelet activating factor & arachidonic acid metabolites- Highly reactive oxygen metabolites - Bacterial & cell killing- Proteases & hydrolytic enzymes - Dissolution of extracellular matrix - Cytokines Il-1 & TNF alpha - Fibroblast proliferation & collagen synthesis –repair- Growth factors ( PDGF,EGF,FGF) - Stimulate growth of B.Vs & division /migration of fibroblasts
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Chronic inflammation – Key facts : - Predisposed by factors that prevent elimination of a damaging
stimulus - Tissue damaging , acute inflammation , granulation tissue ,
repair , & immune response all take place concurrently - Infiltration by lymphocytes demonstrates immune response in
tissues- May develop after acute inflammation or may be a primary
response to certain stimuli - Predisposing factors include persistent damaging stimulus ,
inadequate host response to infection , & persistent autoimmune disease
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Granulomatous inflammatory reactions - In certain disease , acute inflammatory
response dominated by neutrophils is transient & quickly replaced by immune-based cellular reaction w/aggregation of lymphocytes & macrophages
- Granulomas = discrete clusters of macrophages & a pattern of this is granulomatous inflammation
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- examples of damaging stimuli that provoke granulomatous inflammatory reaction :
- Microorganisms of low inherent pathogenicity but excite an immune response : Ex. Mycobacteria
intracellular pathogens with resistant lipoprotein coating to the cell membrane ( TB , leprosy) .
- Non-living foreign material deposited in tissues ( e.g. Keratin , urate crystals , inhaled inorganic dust ) , cannot be destroyed by neutrophil enzymes.
- Certain fungi ; cannot be death with neutrophils- Unknown factors ( e.g. Sarcoidosis)
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1) Tuberculosis – type IV hypersensitivity reaction
- Granulomatous inflammation example - M. tuberculosis inhaled into alveolar spaces of lung ;
other tissues affected transient marked immune – mediated response
- T-cell produce cytokines - Neutrophils cannot degrade cell wall so acute
inflammation becomes chronic inflammation Cytokines aggregate macrophages ( granulomas called tubercles) central caseous necrosis ( ricotta cheese appearance)
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Tuberculous granuloma : - Central necrosis surrounded by a collection of large , activated
macrophages that have a minimal resemblance to epithelial cells & thus termed epithelioid cells.
- Langhans giant cells = activated macrophages that fuse to form large multinucleated cells ; many nuclei around the periphery & a large central cytoplasmic mass
- Outside & around the macrophages is a collar border of lymphocytes
- Over time some fibroblasts appear in the lymphocytic collar & outside it ( macrophage cytokine recruitment)
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Tuberculous granuloma ; - Outcome of tubercles depends on balance of between conflict
of extension of infection Vs. Containment /healing/eradication
- Factors predisposing to extension : - ingestion of large numbers of highly virulent organisms - Poor immune response ( malnutrition , extreme youth or old
age , intercurrent disease , immunosuppressive therapy)- Factors to containment / eradication : - Ingestion of small numbers of poorly virulent organisms - Good immune response ( health , immunization ) - Antibiotic administration
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Tuberculosis : - Most severe in patients with poor natural immunity
( e.g. , malnourished , poor ) or immunosuppressed via AIDS or iatrogenically ( e.g. , transplant patients)
- New miliary tuberculosis strains are resistant to formerly successful medications.
- Three pulmonary tissue patterns ( host immunity dependent )
- Primary – no previous exposure - Secondary – previously exposed , sensitized to organism
- Exposure , but immunosuppression primary
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Primary tuberculosis : - Organism inhaled , proliferate in the lung alveoli at periphery of
lung , just below pleura Ghon focus - Organism causes cell death in adjacent lung - Ineffective acute inflammatory response with bacterial
organism not destroyed- Bacteria then conveyed to local nodes at lung hilum proliferate 3 weeks , immune response develops macrophages recruited by T-cells to lung & nodes granulomatous inflammation & caseation : - Often no clinical symptoms - Outcome depends on balance of host response &
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-In primary tuberculosis vast majority of Ghon focus & caseating granulomas in lymph nodes ( i.e. primary complex) heal by deposition of collagen around the tubercles centrally yellowish caseation surrounded by wall of dense collagen with calcium salts deposited , in both , at times.
- In primary T.B ; once immune system exposed to organism then patient has been sensitized & the disease does not progress as it is walled off by the dense collagen but viable organisms may remain walled off within the healed primary complex ( latent T.B.)
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- in primary T.B. ; if patient is not able to mount a vigorous immune & reparative response then further spread of organism occurs with continuing enlargement of caseating granulomas in the lymph nodes ( progressive primary TB)
- Enlarging nodes erode through bronchus wall or into thin-walled blood vessel
- Ghon focus usually remains small although rarely it may rupture through the visceral pleura discharge organisms into pleural cavity tuberculosis pleurisy
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Primary T.B : - Tuberculous caseous material with live tubercle
bacilli pass down bronchi & bronchioles via gravity furthest reaches of the lung
confluent caseating granulomatous lesions ( galloping consumption) rapidly fatal.
-Tuberculous caseous material with live tubercle bacilli erode blood vessel wall blood stream …….many parts of the body ( miliary T.B – kidney , liver , spleen) , if into pulmonary artery remainder of lung.
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Secondary T.B.: - Organisms acquired exogenously or from heald primary
tuberculosis- Assmann focus : an apical lung lesion that begins as a small
caseating tuberculous granuloma. - Histopathology is similar to Ghon focus with central caseous
necrosis surrounded by granulomatous inflammatory response
- Usually destruction of lung cavitation - Little involvement of lymph nodes due to vigorous tissue-
based hypersensitivity response - Therefore , outcome of infection depends entirely on what
happens to Assmann focus
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- If vigorous immune response then healing of the apical lesion via exact process as for Ghon focus so containment of the infection with no further spread of the organism
- But , if fibrous wall breaks down then latent TB can lead to spreading infection at a much later stage ( reactivated fibrocaseous TB)
- if poor immune response then progressive enlargement of apical lesion with caseous necrosis destroying lung tissue ……large caseous mass surrounded by thin cellular reaction with little collagen wall ( progressive pulmonary TB) with increase risk of erosion into blood vessels or airways.
- Release of tubercle bacilli into main bronchi allow them to be coughed into the atmosphere as droplets…..transmission to other people( open TB) & producing TB bronchopneumonia ( passage down to lower lobes)
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Metastatic ( isolated organ) TB : - Only small number of tubercle bacilli escape
into blood & if host defense effective then most die but some can settle in specific organ & remain dormant there for years :
- Especially in adrenal glands , kidney , fallopian tubes , epididymis , brain & meninges , & bones/joints
- Can proliferate & produce overt disease at later date
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Reactivated pulmonary TB ; - After years of primary or secondary walled off
focus with immune defense waning the organisms escape into adjacent lung …………….proliferate rapidly ………..tissue necrosis ……new caseation & granulomatous inflammation ……rapid spread ……miliary TB or bronchopneumonia TB & commonly fatal
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TB facts : - Caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis - Induces type IV hypersensitivity response - Histopathology hallmarks is caseating granulomatous
inflammation -Main site of infection is in lungs - Lung infection in childhood comprises Ghon focus & nodal
disease ( primary complex) - Infection in adult life causes Assman focus - Blood-borne spread lead to miliary TB - Bronchial spread leads to tuberculous bronchopneumonia - Reactivation of disease may take place in later life if host
response is weakened.
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Ghon Complex
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Cells in Granuloma
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Tuberculous Granuloma
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Epitheloid cells in Granuloma
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35Caseation Necrosis
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Typical cavitating granuloma
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Primary or Ghon’s Complex
Primary tuberculosis is the pattern seen with initial infection with tuberculosis in children.
• Reactivation, or secondary tuberculosis, is more typically seen in adults
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Cavitary Tuberculosis
When necrotic tissue is coughed up cavity.
• Cavitation is typical for large granulomas.
• Cavitation is more common in the secondary reactivation tuberculosis - upper lobes.
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Cavitary Secondary TB
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Lung TB -Cavitation
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41Systemic Miliary TB
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Adrenal TB -Addison Disease
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Testes TB Orchitis.
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TB Peritonitis + liver Miliary TB
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TB Brain – Caudate n.
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TB Intestine
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Prostate TB
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Spinal TB -Potts Disease
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Chronic inflammation : other mycobacterium diseases - M. avium -intracellular : macrophage laden with organism in
many organs or caseating granuloma of lung ; AIDS patients.- Chronic inflammatory granulomatous response with little
induction of acute inflammatory response : - Leprosy (M . leprae) – chronic , indolent mainly skin ;
granulomas may form( Tuberculous form) or if immunity low then intracellular proliferation in phagocytic cells ( lepromatous form)
- Bovine TB – cervical neck nodes infected due to drinking infected cow,s milk
- M. marinum – chronic skin lesions usually hands - M. scrofulaceum – enlarged lymph nodes of the neck
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Other causes of granulomatous inflammation :
2- foreign material ( organic or inorganic ) introduced into tissue commonly excites a predominantly macrophagic reaction ; neutrophils are unable to phagocytize & destroy the material ……..
- Granulomatous aggregates with giant cells form around foreign material or irregular , ill-defined :
- Endogenous : Keratin , urate crystals ,degenerated altered collagen , degenerated altered elastin ( artery
walls)
- Exogenous : sutures , talcum powder , vegetable matter
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Other causes of granulomatous inflammation :
3 - Sarcoidosis : - Etiology unknown - Clinical : - Lungs & lymph node enlargement – can result in
pulmonary fibrosis - Slowly progressive but often bums out - Discrete granulomas with histiocytic giant cells mainly in
lymph nodes , lungs ,liver , spleen & skin ( rarely brain , bone) - Granulomas are multiple , slowly increase in size often
becoming confluent - Histopathology resembles TB although no true caseation ; giant cells
may have laminated calcific spherical concretions ( Schaumann bodies ) , or stellate shapes ( asteroid bodies)
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4-Rhinoscleroma- A chronic granulamotus disease caused by Klebsiella
rhinoscleromatous.- It affect the mucus membrane of nose, tonsils, pharynx, and
larynx.Microscopic picture: - Squamous metaplasia, - Vascular CT core with chronic inflammatory cells and
fibroblasts. - Mickulicz cells : degenerated Histocytes - Russell bodies: defective Plasma cells
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Macroscopic picture:
The lesion starts as diffuse thickening or small nodule,Gradually increased in size and infiltrate the surroundings.
Effects:-
- Ulceration
- Obstruction
- Pre-cancerous
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5 - ActinomycosisIt is a chronic suppurative granulomatous disease
caused by a fungus called actinomyces bovis (or gram positive anaerobic bacilli).
Tissue reaction: - Chronic inflammatory reaction - Multiple abscesses filled with pus ( yellowish pus
called sulpher granules ) , and colonies of organisms.Sites : Cervico – facial – Ileocaecal - Pulmonary
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Infection
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• Infection means tissue invasion by pathogenic organism .
The result of infection depends on : - Dose & virulence of organism - Body resistance ( immunity ) • If the defense mechanisms failed to localized
infection , organisms or their toxins reach the circulation & produces their specific manifestations.
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PathogenesisImmunity Infection
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Toxaemias- Toxaemia means circulation of bacterial
toxins in the blood with production of clinical and pathological manifestations.
- It could be acute if a large doses of toxins reaches the blood within a short time ; e.g Pneumonia , diphtheria & cholera.
- Or could be chronic if a small doses of toxins reaches the blood within a long time ; e.g .TB
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Clinical manifestations of toxaemia- Affect the brain: fever, headache, body aches, rigors,
tachycardia.
-Affect the kidney: tubular necrosis, acute renal failure, adrenal necrosis.
- Affect the heart: toxic myocarditis.
- Affect the liver: fatty liver- Peripheral neuritis - Toxic shock- Amyloidosis especially in chronic toxaemia.
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Bacteraemia - It means circulation of bacteria from aseptic focus
( sinusitis , otitis media , tonsillitis , .. ) , and in early stages of some diseases e.g. typhoid fever.
- Its effect depends on:- - Body resistance : activity of RES - Dose and virulence of the organisms : large doses
or highly virulence organisms could causes serious diseases such as ; subacute bacterial endocarditis , pyelonephritis , osteomyelitis.
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Septicemia - It means multiplication of bacteria and their toxins
with production of sever clinical manifestations: - The causes include:- - Lowering of the body resistance - Virulent pyogenic organisms e.g. - Gonococci in meningitis - Staph aureus in osteomyelitis - Pneumococci in labor pneumonia - Hemolytic streptococci in puerperal sepsis
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Manifestations of septicemia - Fever, headache, body aches, malaise,.. - Petechial hemorrhage in skin and mucus
membranes due to toxic capillaries. - Fatty changes of the liver - Hemolysis - Acute bacterial endocarditis - Toxic myocarditis
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Pyaemia - It means production of multiple small
abscesses in different organs due to circulation and impaction of septic emboli started from aseptic focus.
- According to the site of the original septic focus ; pyaemia can be classified into : Systemic or Portal
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A -Systemic pyaemia
- The abscesses are formed primary in the lungs.
- Causes: any purulent inflammation in areas drained by systemic venous circulation; e.g. :
- Acute bacterial endocarditis - Carbuncles and abscesses - Osteomyelitis - Face suppuration
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B - Portal pyaemia-The abscesses are primary formed in the liver- Causes : any purulent inflammation in areas
drained by portal venous circulation ; e.g .:
- Acute suppurative appendicitis - Septic ulcer in GIT - Suppurative cholecystitis - Septic thrombosed piles
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