= accumulation of extravascular extracellular click and / or liquid in body cavities or tissues. Edema can occur localized and generalized.
nature
doughy, swollen, pale tissue
pathogenesis
intravascular (room in the blood vessels) |
interstitium (space between cells) | intracellular (space inside the cells) |
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Clinical form of edema
- inflammatory edema [through increased Kapillarwanddurchlässigkeit for H 2 O and increase the colloid osmotic pressure caused by proteins in the tissue and increase the Capillary pressure caused by histamine]
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toxic edema [Kapillarwandschädigung by toxins, such as end-stage renal failure, etc.] -
mechanical edema [to transfer large lymphatic vessels (hence " lymphedema ) ; occurs locally after surgery with, for example Lymphgefäßentfernung] -
congestive edema [in obstruction of venous outflow, generally in heart failure] -
renal edema [Nierenkapillarschädigung by protein deficiency or increased salt retention] -
hunger edema / cachectic edema [by protein deficiency in the blood due to food shortage] -
edema due to liver damage [reduced albumin production, impaired lymphatic circulation in the liver, ie Lymph passes through the liver surface into the abdominal cavity, it comes to ascites ] -
Schwangerschaftsödem [Altosteron by increased release with a result of the increased salt retention in the kidney, the pressure of the uterus Pelvic & iliac vein, there is a congestive edema in the legs]
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