Acute inflammation involves increased blood flow and permeability of blood vessels, allowing neutrophils to adhere to vessel walls, transmigrate into tissues, and phagocytose pathogens through adhesion, engulfment, and degradation. This triggers neutrophils to release inflammatory products, while defects can increase infection risk. The key events are vasodilation, increased permeability, neutrophil adhesion and migration to injured sites, phagocytosis, and release of leukocyte products.
2. RADANG AKUT
• Perubahan vaskuler
a. Perubahan aliran dan ukuran
pembuluh darah
b. Peningkatan permeabilitas vaskuler
• Peristiwa seluler: ekstravasasi leukosit
dan fagositosis
a. Adhesi dan transmigrasi
b. Kemotaksis dan aktivasi leukosit
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3. c. Fagositosis (pengenalan, perlekatan,
pelahapan dan degradasi)
d. Pengeluaran produk leukosit
e. Defek fungsi leukosit
5. RADANG AKUT
• Merupakan respon langsung dan
dini terhadap jejas
• Ditandai perubahan sirkulasi mikro,
eksudasi cairan dan transmigrasi
leukosit dari pembuluh darah ke
tempat jejas
10. PERUBAHAN VASKULER
• Perubahan kaliber pembuluh darah
dan aliran darah
a. Vasodilatasi
b. Perlambatan sirkulasi
c. Stasis
• Peningkatan permiabilitas vaskuler
(vascular leakage)
24. DEFEK FUNGSI LEUKOSIT
• Lebih rentan terhadap infeksi
• Genetik :
a. LAD tipe1,2 (defisiensi molekul
adhesi)
b. CGD (defisiensi NADPH oksidase)
c. Chediak-Higashi S. (neutrofenia,
defektif degranulasi, perlambatan
pembunuhan bakteri)
25. • Didapat :
a. Kemotaksis : febris, diabetes ,
sepsis, immunodefisiensi
b. Adhesi : hemodialisis, DM
c. Fagositosis, aktivitas mikrobisidal :
leukemia, anemia, sepsis, diabetes,
neonatus, malnutrisi
26. MANIFESTASI KLINIK
(SISTEMIK)
• Febris : pirogen dan prostalglandin
• Perubahan hitung sel darah putih perifer
- Neutrofil leukositosis
- Neutropenia, limfositosis
• Perubahan protein plasma
C-reactive protein, antitrypsin, fibrinogen,
haptoglobin, ceruloplasmin
27. RINGKASAN
Reaksi radang akut :
• Aliran darah meningkat (dilatasi
arteriol)
• Permeabilitas meningkat
(interendotel junction melebar, jejas
langsung endotel)
28. • Neutrofil (adhesi, transmigrasi,
migrasi ke tempat jejas)
• Fagositosis
• Produk leukosit
30. Purulent exudate in some alveoli of the lung
(left). Alveoli to the right are dilated as
compensatory measure for the obstruction of
alveoli on the left.
31. Alveolar exudate. Leucocytes in the alveoli together
with strands of fibrin. Venules in the alveolar walls
are dilated as part of the inflammatory response.
32. Fibrinous exudate. Pink staining threads of
fibrin with leucocytes in alveoli. The vessels
are dilated.
33. Pus. Section of skin showing an accumulation of the pus
(pustule) in the epidermis. This is often seen in impetigo
which superficial infection caused by coccal bacteria.
34. Purulent exudate. The edge of an ulcer in the
colon. Damaged colonic epithelium is seen on
the left and purulent exudate in the base of the
ulcer on the right.
35. Fibrinopurulent
exudate. The wall
of an ulcer showing
fibrinopurulent
exudate on the
surface (top) and
newly formed
vessels (granulation
tissue) deeper down.
36. Acute inflammation.
Section of heart muscle
an visceral pericardium
showing pink layer of
fibrin on the surface.
Inflammatory cells and
dilated vessels are
present in the
underlying connective
tissue.
37. Acute inflammation. Visceral pericardium.
Movement of the heart in pericardial sac causes
strands of fibrin to project into the lumen of the
pericardial sac.