Pathologic Basis of Disease

abnormal accumulation acid activity acute addition adult agents alterations antibodies antigens appear areas arterial associated become blood body bone brain cancer carcinoma cause cells cellular changes chemical chromosome chronic clinical collagen common complex culture cytoplasm damage death defect deficiency develop diagnosis discussed disease disorders early edema effects enzymes et al evidence example factors fever Figure formation frequently function genes genetic growth heart hemorrhagic host human immune important increased individuals induce infants infection inflammation inflammatory injury involved known lead lesions less levels liver loss lung macrophages major malignant mechanisms membrane muscle myocardial infarction necrosis neoplasms normal occur organs origin particularly patients pattern plasma possible present primary produce progressive protein pulmonary rarely reaction release renal respiratory response result risk role seen severe skin sometimes specific studies surface syndrome tion tissue tumor usually vascular vessels viral vitamin