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Okay, so we've been a long way.
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You and I,
through this world of
acute chronic inflammation,
wound healing, etc.
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Let's review it very quickly
on one slide.
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So you have injury.
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You have the initial vascular
and cellular responses
that give a rise
to acute inflammation
with our neutrophils.
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And in most cases, we go directly
into chronic inflammation.
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Sometimes the acute inflammation
is so severe
that we get an
abscess formation
we get purulent,
we get a big puss ball.
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It's still going to heal only by
chronic inflammation.
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There are some forms of injury:
recurrent persistent injury,
viral infections and autoimmune
disease
that go directly
to chronic inflammation.
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Okay.
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Ideally, as we go
into chronic inflammation
from all these
various pathways,
we get complete restoration of
normal structure and function.
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Total regeneration,
that is perfect,
but it doesn't usually totally
happen that way.
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And we have some combination, almost
always of regeneration and scarring.
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And the scarring depends on the
type of the tissue,
whether it can regenerate or not.
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And how well the matrix
is preserved?
And with that,
you've come full cycle
and you are now an expert
on acute and chronic inflammation
in wound healing.