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Tissue damage leads to the formation of complement products that act as opsonins and afilitoxins and chemotactic agents.

Bradykinin and fibrinopeptides induced by endothelial damage mediate vascular changes.

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Within a few hours of the onset of vascular changes neutrophils adhere to the endothelial cells and migrate out into tissue spaces.

Neutrophils phagocytose invading pathogens and release mediators that contribute to the inflamatory response.

Macrophages arrive about 5-6 hours after the inflamatory response begins

Activated macrophages secret cytokines incluiding IL 1, 6 and TNF allpha that reduce many of the localized systemic changes

Local inflamatory response can occur without the overt involvement of the immune system.
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