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    HM/CH-1/L-8

    MORPHOLOGY OF
    CELL INJURY
    MORPHOLOGIC FORMS OF
    CELL INJURY
    MECHANISMS NOMENCLATURE
    1. Reversible cell injury 1. Retrogressive
    2. Deranged cell changes(degenerations)
    metabolism 2. Intracellular
    3. Irreversible cell accumulations
    injury 3. Cell death-necrosis
    4. Programmed cell 4. Apoptosis
    death 5. Subcellular alterations
    5. Residual effects 6. Gangrene, pathologic
    6. After-effects calcification
    TYPES OF CELL DEATH
     AUTOLYSIS:
    -Speed: rapid, intermediate, slow
     NECROSIS:
    -Etiologic agents
    -Cell digestion by lytic enzymes,
    denaturation of proteins
     APOPTOSIS:
    -Programmed cell death
    TYPES OF NECROSIS
     Coagulative necrosis
     Liquefactive (colliquative) necrosis
     Caseous necrosis
     Fat necrosis
     Fibrinoid necrosis
    Coagulative necrosis
    Definition
    GA
    Coagulative necrosis
    ME

    ME
    Liquefactive necrosis
     Defintion
     GA & ME
    Caseous necrosis
     Defintion
     GA
    Caseous necrosis: ME
    Fat necrosis
     Definition
     GA, locations
     ME
    Fibrinoid necrosis
     Definition
     Locations
     ME

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