Dystrophy - Pathology of Parenchymal, Hyaline-drop & Hydropic Dystrophy
Parenchymatous dystrophies or Parenchymal Dystrophy (cell degenerations) is based on metabolism disorder and structural changes that occur in specialized cells of parenchymatous organs (liver, myocardium, kidneys). Besides, there is a metabolism disorder of membranous and cytoplasmic proteins, which leads to a change in their physical and chemical characteristics. The trigger mechanism is the en zyme deficiency - enzymopathies. Table Of Contents Parenchymatous protein dystrophy (proteinosis) - Parenchymatous protein dystrophy is morphologically characterized by the appearance of protein granules in the cell cytoplasm. However, the appearance of protein granules may be of a physiological nature, as a manifestation of compensatory and adaptive reaction, without changing its physical and chemical characteristics and be the result of the physiological activity of cells. Parenchymatous protein dystrophy includes granular dystrophy, hya line-drop dystrophy, hydropic dystrophy, and kerat
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