Regeneration And Repair Flashcards
Give 2 labile tissues
Epithelium
Haemopoietic tissue
Name 3 stable tissues.
Liver parenchyma
Fibrous tissue
Endothelium
Give two permanent tissue types.
Neural tissues
Cardiac muscle
What rate do peripheral nerves sporty axons at?
1 - 3mm/day
What is a traumatic neuroma?
Trauma causing a swelling of neurones to form
What is the difference between a keloid scar and a hypertrophic scar?
Hypertrophic scar is contained within its boundaries.
What is proud flesh?
Excessive granulation tissue formation blocking the epithelia covering the wound.
Needs to be cut out.
What is scurvy?
Vit C = co-factor for prolly hydroxylase which is needed for vitamin C synthesis.
Why in scurvy may old scars break down and open up as fresh wounds?
Collagen turnover is higher than normal - new collagen replaced by old defective collagen.
Why does cartilage heal poorly?
Avascular