Pathophysiology: The Biologic Basis for Disease in Adults and Children |
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... cellular adap- tations to adverse conditions are usually only tempo- rarily successful . Severe or long - term stressors over- whelm adaptive processes , and cellular injury or death ensues . Cellular injury can be caused by any factor ...
... cellular adap- tations to adverse conditions are usually only tempo- rarily successful . Severe or long - term stressors over- whelm adaptive processes , and cellular injury or death ensues . Cellular injury can be caused by any factor ...
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... CELLULAR INJURY The precise biologic processes responsible for cellular injury are complex , interdependent , and in many cases unknown . In general , cellular injury occurs if the cell is unable to maintain homeostasis - a normal or ...
... CELLULAR INJURY The precise biologic processes responsible for cellular injury are complex , interdependent , and in many cases unknown . In general , cellular injury occurs if the cell is unable to maintain homeostasis - a normal or ...
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... Cellular Injury 1 Cellular manifestations of cellular injury include ac- cumulations of water , lipids , carbohydrates , glyco- gen , proteins , pigments , hemosiderin , bilirubin , cal- cium , and urate . 2 Accumulations harm cells by ...
... Cellular Injury 1 Cellular manifestations of cellular injury include ac- cumulations of water , lipids , carbohydrates , glyco- gen , proteins , pigments , hemosiderin , bilirubin , cal- cium , and urate . 2 Accumulations harm cells by ...
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