Basic Pathology

abnormal acid activity acute addition affected agents anemia antibodies antigens appear areas arteries associated become blood body bone called cancer carcinoma cause cells changes characteristic characterized chronic clinical colon common complex condition course cytoplasm damage death defect deficiency deposits develop diabetes discussed disease disorders enzyme evidence example factors failure Figure formation frequently function genetic glucose heart hemorrhage hepatitis human hypertension immune important increased individuals induce infarction infection infiltrate inflammatory injury involved kidney known later lead lesions less levels liver loss lung lymphocytes major malignant manifestations mechanisms membrane myocardial infarction necrosis neoplasms normal occur organ origin particularly patients pattern plasma possible present primary produce progressive proteins pulmonary rarely reaction referred renal response result rheumatic fever secondary seen severe skin sometimes specific surface syndrome term tion tissue tumor ulcer usually vascular vessels vitamin wall