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Cause of injury – ischaemic, physical, chemical, infectious, immunological Time course – rapid and acute, or slow and chronic (depends on the pathogenic mechanism, persistence of the injurous agent and presence of certain cell types) Initial reactions – localized, non-specific systemic manifestations (e.g. pyrexia)
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