Granulomatous inflammation

Granulomatous inflammation


GRANULOMATOUS INFLAMMATION

  • Granuloma is circumscribed tiny lesion composed of macrophages and lymphoid cells.
  • Formation of granuloma is a Type IV granulomatous hypersensitivity reaction.

Pathogenesis-

Composition of granuloma-

  • Epitheloid cells
  • Multinucelated giant cells
  • Lymphoid cells

Types of granuloma-

  1. Immunological granuloma
  2. Non- immunological granuloma- silicosis, foreign body pneumonia

Special forms of granuloma-

  1. Stellate granuloma- Cat scratch disease

2. Durck’s granuloma- celebral malaria

3. Eosinophillic granuloma- Churg- strauss syndrome

4. Naked granuloma- Sarcoidosis

Systemic effects-

  1. Fever- IL-1 (most important pyrogens)
  2. Most important cytokine for synthesis of acute phase protein is IL-6.

Examples of granulomatous chronic inflammation-

Wound healing & Repair-

3 processes-

  1. Resolution
  2. Regeneration
  3. Repair-
  • Formation of granulation tissue is the hallmark of repair.
  • Wound contraction by myofibroblast.

  Exam Important

  • Formation of granuloma is a Type IV granulomatous hypersensitivity reaction.

Pathogenesis-

Composition of granuloma-

  • Epitheloid cells
  • Multinucelated giant cells
  • Lymphoid cells

Types of granuloma-

  1. Immunological granuloma
  2. Non- immunological granuloma- silicosis, foreign body pneumonia

Special forms of granuloma-

  1. Stellate granuloma- Cat scratch disease

2. Durck’s granuloma- celebral malaria

3. Eosinophillic granuloma- Churg- strauss syndrome

4. Naked granuloma- Sarcoidosis

Systemic effects-

  1. Fever- IL-1 (most important pyrogens)
  2. Most important cytokine for synthesis of acute phase protein is IL-6.

Examples of granulomatous chronic inflammation-

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