General Pathology Notes - BU
Abnormal intracellular release – e.g. gout and silicosis where the ingestion by phagocytic cells of uric acid/silica leads to rupture of phagosomes Abnormal extracellular release – e.g. rheumatoid arthritis Cell injury and energy production: Hypoxia or ischaemia compromise energy-dependent process like contraction, and
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