Inflammation

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Chapter 2 Inflammation

Acute Inflammation

Exudation

Exudation is the increased passage of protein-rich fluid through the vessel wall into the interstitial tissue. It explains the weal in Lewis’ triple response.

Advantageous results Contents of fluid
Fluid increase (a) Globulins → protective antibodies
(b) Fibrin deposition → Helps to limit spread of bacteria
Dilution of toxins (c) Various factors promoting subsequent healing

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