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Inflammation (from Latin: inflammatio) is part of the
biological response of body
tissues to
harmful stimuli, such as pathogens,
damaged cells, or irritants...
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Chronic systemic inflammation (SI) is the
result of
release of pro-inflammatory
cytokines from immune-related
cells and the
chronic activation of the innate...
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blood plasma,
whose circulating concentrations rise in
response to
inflammation. It is an acute-phase
protein of
hepatic origin that
increases following...
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Enteritis is
inflammation of the
small intestine. It is most
commonly caused by food or
drink contaminated with
pathogenic microbes, such as Serratia,...
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antiphlogistic is the
property of a
substance or
treatment that
reduces inflammation or swelling. Anti-inflammatory drugs, also
called anti-inflammatories...
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Allergic inflammation is an
important pathophysiological feature of
several disabilities or
medical conditions including allergic asthma,
atopic dermatitis...
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xanthogranulomatous process (XP), is a form of
acute and
chronic inflammation characterized by an
exuberant clustering of
foamy macrophages among other...
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Mastitis is
inflammation of the
breast or udder,
usually ****ociated with breastfeeding.
Symptoms typically include local pain and redness.
There is often...
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macrophages (along with
other cells) that
forms in
response to
chronic inflammation. This
occurs when the
immune system attempts to
isolate foreign substances...
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Catarrh (/kəˈtɑːr/) is an
inflammation of
mucous membranes in one of the
airways or
cavities of the body,
usually with
reference to the
throat and paranasal...
