Repair 3: Complications + factors controlling Flashcards

1
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Enumerate complications of wound healing

A
  1. Ulcer
  2. Sinus
  3. Fistula
  4. Marjolin ulcer
  5. Keloids (excess granulation)
  6. fibrosis complications
  7. Epidermal cyst
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2
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define keloid

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overdone repair/ overproduction of scar tissue due to a genetic factor, formed by Collagen type III

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3
Q

Keloids are more common in people that are ____

A

Black

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4
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surgical removal of keloids is usually followed by ____

A

reccurance

as it’s a gentic defect

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5
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Types of deformaties of fibrosis

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  • Cosmetic deformity/ disfigurment
  • Contracture of joints (limiting mobility)
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6
Q

epidermal cyst is also known as ___

A

Keratin filled cyst

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7
Q

define marjolin ulcer

A

Malignant transformation formed at chronic ulcers

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8
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example of Architectural loss in liver

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Hepatitis C & B —-> Cirrhosis

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9
Q

describe appearance of liver cirrhosis

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lobulated lobes (ciruclar)

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10
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Healing of CNS

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no regenration, except glial cells —> gliosis

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11
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describe regenration of peripheral nervous system

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  1. Degeneration of Axon from point of cut to proximal until first node of ranvier
  2. Wallerian degeneration of Axon & myeline from cut to distal end, except for the schwann cells
  3. Reversible chromatolysis of cell body
  4. regeneration of neurolemmal tube by schwann cells
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12
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cause of Neuroma

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Poor alignment of repair mechanism or amputation

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13
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describe chromatolysis of cell body

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loss of nissel bodies in the cytoplasm

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14
Q

define neuroma

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tangled mass of axons and stroma

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15
Q

enumerate Stimulatory factors of Repair

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  • Growth factors
  • ECM interaction
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16
Q

enumerate Inhibitory factors of Repair

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  • (some) Growth factors
  • Cell to cell interaction (Contact inhibition)
17
Q

Enumerate some growth factors resopnsible for stimulating repair

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  • PDGF (platelet derived growth factor)
  • TGFalpha
  • TGFbeta
  • IL1
  • EGF (epidermal growth factor)
  • TNF (tissue necrotic factor)
18
Q

main fibrogenic factor

A

TGFbeta

19
Q

mechanisms of GF stimulating repair

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  • Autocrine: Liver & epithelial regeneration
  • Paracrine: VEGF & FGF from macrophage onto neighboring cells
  • Endocrine
20
Q

receptor on cells which binds to fibronectin of ECM

A

Integrin

21
Q

ECM acts as a ____ for repair

A

scaffolds

22
Q

inhibitorty growth factors of repair

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  • TGFalpha: degeneration of (extra) collagen
  • TGFbeta: inhibits cellular growth