1. pathology - proliferation --
manifested labile-
etiology epithlial
congenital -fibroblasts
acquired scar -
neoplastic vaiable
reversible debris -
allergic obliteration -
symptoms avascular
serological contracture
autopsy and bundles
postmortem )
biopsy cosmetic
)
specimens keloid
exfoliated fistula
ultra haematoma
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2. fate or sequels labile
haematoma epithelial cells
osteoblast stable
composed circumstances
capillaries
callus permanent
clef
ischemia infiltration
O2
Dilated macrophages
)
Legation epithelium
Collateral scar
Atherosclerosis granulation
Atrophy: gap
fibrosis proliferates
Hyperemia obliteration
Gravid ulcer
Mitral sinus
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