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Reversible Cell Injury occurs when cells are exposed to stressors that exceed their Adaptive Capabilities but can still Repair and restore Normal function if the stressor is removed in time. It is characterized by alterations such as Cellular Swelling, Fatty Change, and Loss Of Microvilli, which are reversible if the Underlying Cause is addressed swiftly.
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