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Reversible Cell Injury
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Summary
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.
Concepts
Cellular Swelling
Fatty Change
Loss Of Microvilli
Cell Stress Response
Hypoxia
Oxidative Stress
ATP Depletion
Ion Homeostasis Disruption
Cell Membrane Integrity
Mitochondrial Function
Cell Injury
Relevant Degrees
Pathology of the Circulatory System 80%
Medicaments According to Origin 20%
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