Inflammation: Brahma

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Mind Map on Inflammation: Brahma, created by Pooja Acharya on 02/02/2020.
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Inflammation: Brahma

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  • A protective response of vascularized tissues to injury
  1. Acute inflammation

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    • Sequential steps: 1.An offending agent located in the interstitial tissue, which are recognized by host cells. 2.Leukocytes and plasma proteins are recruited from the circulation to the site of injury 3.Leukocytes and plasma proteins are activated and work together to destroy and eliminate the offending agent 4.The reaction is controlled and terminated 5.The damaged tissue is repaired
    1. Reactions in the blood vessels

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      • Changes in Vascular Flow and Caliber Increased Vascular Permeability (Vascular Leakage) Emigration of leukocytes from the microcirculation towards the site of injury
      1. Increased vascular permeability

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        • Histamine and NO secreted by the endothelial cells. 1. Endothelial cell contraction 2. Endothelial necrosis 3. Transcytosis
        1. Transudate

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          • Ultrafiltration of the plasma without increase in the vascular permeabilty: E.g. Heart failure Nephrotic syndrome
          1. Exudate

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            • Increased vascular permeability Escape of plasma protein and cells Cell rich protein rich E.g. Inflammation Infections
            1. Lights criteria

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              • •Increase in protein levels more than serum protein levels (ratio >0.5) or •Increased effusion LDH  > 2/3 of serum  normal upper limit or •Effusion LDH to serum LDH ratio >0.6
          2. Vasodilation

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            • Histamine, NO and prostaglandins
          3. Cellular events in acute inflammation
            1. Margination
              1. Transmigration
                1. Rolling
                  1. Adhesion
                    1. LAD-1

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                      • Defect in LFA1 OR CD18 B2-integrins on the neutrophils There is no firm adhesion. Dealyed umbilical cord seperation Recurrent bacterial infections
                      1. LAD-2

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                        • Not that severe : Defect in selectins or Sialylewis-x on the neutrophils Defect in rolling
                      2. Chemotaxis
                        1. Phagocytosis
                          1. O2-Mediated killing
                            1. Chronic granulomatous disease

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                              • X-linked recessive Defect in NADPH Oxidase No superoxide No hydrogen peroxide
                              1. Catalase + organisms

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                                • Staph, Nocardia, serratia,aspergillus produce catalases that can degrade the hydrogen peroxide produced by the bacteria They will be able to phagocytose but are unable to kill the bacteria
                                1. catalase neg
                                  1. NBT

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                                    • Non specific test for CGD: NBT Positive : blue colored dots in the neutrophils signify respiratory burst Negative NBT: No color in CGD
                                  2. Myeloperoxidase def

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                                    • Defective formation of bleach. Can produce superoxide, hydrogen peroxide
                                  3. Non O2mediated killing

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                                    • Nitric oxide gives peroxynitrite as a free radical Major basic protein secreted by the eosinophils against parasites
                                    1. Opsonization

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                                      • C3b, IgG
                                      1. Phagolysosome fusion
                                        1. Chediak-Higashi

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                                          • Defective lysosomal trafiicking LYST gene encodes for microtubulin function for the fusion Oculocutaneous albinism Neurological manifestations Recurrent infections
                                    2. Acute phase reactants

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                                      • C-reactiveprotein Ferritin Fibrinogen Hepcidin Serum amyloid A Produced by IL-1 and IL-6 from activated macrophages acts on liver to produce
                                      1. Mediators of a/c inflmm

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                                        • Vasodilatation: Histamine, PGI2, NO Fever: PGE2, IL-1, TNF Vasoconstriction: TXA2 Pain: Bradykinin Chemotaxis: C5a, IL-8, LTB4 ,bacterial products
                                        1. Morphological types
                                          1. Serous

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                                            • Thin serous without much of fibrin E.g. Burns
                                            1. Fibrinous

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                                              • Commonly seen in body cavities: Due to increase in capillary permeability, plasma proteins fibrin leak out.
                                              1. Purulent

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                                                • Pus forming: Due to colonization of bacteria
                                                1. Pseudomembranous

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                                                  • Formation of dead shaggy membranes. Diptheria C. Difficile infections
                                              2. Signs of a/c inflammation
                                                1. Rubor

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                                                  • Redness: Histamine mediated vasodilation
                                                  1. Calor

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                                                    • Heat: Increased blood flow again histamine mediated
                                                    1. Tumor
                                                      1. Dolor

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                                                        • Pain:  PGE2 and bradykinin
                                                        1. Loss of function
                                                        2. Chronic inflammation

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                                                          • Body response to persistent stimuli for months to years. E.g. TB Autoimmune diseases
                                                          1. Role of macrophages
                                                            1. Circulating monocytes

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                                                              • Follow the same pathway as neutrophils i.e. Margination, rolling, adhesion, diapedesis, chemotaxis
                                                              1. Tissue macrophages

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                                                                • They are formed in the fetal liver and yolk sac: Classified on their location Liver: Kupffer cells Lungs: Alveolar macrophages Skin: Langerhan cell CNS: Microglia
                                                                1. M1-Macrophages

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                                                                  • Activate inflammation recruits more netrophils: Activated by interferon-gamma
                                                                  1. M2-Macrophages

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                                                                    • Inhibits inflammation by secreting IL-10 and promotes repair by secreting TGF-B. Indirect signal by IL-4
                                                                  2. Role of lymphocytes

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                                                                    • Amplify the inflammation by secreting cytokines
                                                                    1. TH-1

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                                                                      • Produce interferon gamma classical pathway of macrophage activation
                                                                      1. TH-2

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                                                                        • Secrete IL-13, IL-5 recruits and activates eosinophils for parasitic infections
                                                                        1. TH17

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                                                                          • Produce IL-17 for more neutrophilic recruitment
                                                                        2. Granuloma

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                                                                          • Comprised of epithelioid cells, multinucleated giant cells, lymphocyes and plasma cells
                                                                          1. Caseating granuloma

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                                                                            • Central pink amorphous debri surrounded by palisading epithelioid cells, Langhans giant cells, Seen in TB, fungal infection
                                                                            1. Noncaseation granuloma

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                                                                              • Solid granulomas E.g. Chrons Sarcoidosis Cat scratch disease Leprosy Rheumatoid arthritis
                                                                              1. Immunopathology

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                                                                                • IL-12 Activate T- cells to form TH1 cells to secrete more IF-Gamma
                                                                            2. Repair and healing
                                                                              1. Regeneration

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                                                                                • Seen in tissues with replicating potentials. Skin, intestinal epithelial cells Hepatocytes are produced from the mitogenic signals of Kupffer cells and production of new hepatocytes by cells of ito in canals of Hering
                                                                                1. scar formation
                                                                                  1. Keloid

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                                                                                    • Scar extends beyond the borders of primary wound Disorganized collagen bundles Seen in earlobe, sternum and common in african americans Rx: Intralesional steroids       flurouracil injection
                                                                                    1. Hypertrophied scar

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                                                                                      • scar is at the level of wound Organized collagen bundles May regress spontaneously
                                                                                      1. Wound dehiscence

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                                                                                        • Sutured wounds when increased compartmental pressures recurrent cough after a surgery for hernia
                                                                                        1. Proud flesh

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                                                                                          • Increased production of granulation tissue with reduced reepitheliazation
                                                                                        2. Healing by primary intention

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                                                                                          • Clean uninfected wounds Suture wounds 0- bleeding and clot that acts as a scaffold 1day: Neutrophils and basal epidermal cells starts to proliferate: Re-epithelization 3day: Macrophages , granulation tissues weeks: Remodeling Appx 80% strength by 3months
                                                                                          1. Factors influence healing

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                                                                                            • Immune status: Steroids reduce healing Diabetes Scurvy: Vit C deficiency Copper deficiecy: Menkes disease Bacterial infection
                                                                                          2. Healing by secondary intention

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                                                                                            • Occurs when there is extensive tissue loss. Robust inflammation, wound contraction and healing
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