Pyogranulomatous inflammation is a form of chronic inflammation, often caused by fungi or bacteria, or by foreign bodies and unresolved suppurative processes. It involves the presence of both neutrophils and macrophages.
Pyogranulomatous inflammation is a form of chronic inflammation, often caused by fungi or bacteria, or by foreign bodies and unresolved suppurative processes. It involves the presence of both neutrophils and macrophages.
| Front | What is pyogranulomatous inflammation and what type of cells will we see at this site? |
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| Back | Chronic inflammation caused by fungal or bacteria (I); foreign body or unresolved chronic suppurative Neutrophils and macrophages respond |
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