Areas of intense inflammation were encountered in 32 cases (30%), 15 being intensely inflamed throughout the carcinoma, nine also showing areas with moderate inflammation, and eight showing areas with all three degrees of inflammation.
In conclusion, radiation exposure alone, which triggers intense inflammation and extensive recruitment of inflammatory cells, proved sufficient to prevent re-epithelialization of skin at 30 days.
Intense inflammation may occasionally lead to the formation of blisters, caused by the effects of enzymes released from inflammatory cells, from the resident cells of the skin, or from blood plasma components.
Such intense inflammation with fluctuating intraocular pressures, however, bred fear of vitrectomy pushing the eye into phthisis.
The absence of TP receptors reduced immune-mediated tissue injury following cardiac transplant rejection, an in vivo model of intense inflammation.
Notably, the intense inflammation observed in the lungs is not seen systemically.
In vivo transmigrated neutrophils in patients showed an increased capacity to release gelatine-associated lipocalin and matrix metalloproteinase-9 in a milieu of intermediate, but not intense, inflammation.
This rapid spread of HSV-2 MS-GFP infection was accompanied by intense inflammation of the epithelium, and was rapidly followed by fatal encephalitis.
During infection, like IL10 and TGF-β, the principal function of CD4+ CD25+ FoxP3+ Treg is the control of intense inflammation, induced at the site of infection, to avoid tissue damage.
The c-GVHD group displayed the histologic spectrum of c-GVHD from a lichen planus -like lesions (lichenoid in the NIH classification) with epidermal acanthosis, hyperkeratosis and hypergranulosis, intense inflammation along the dermal epidermal junction with limited fibrosis, to diffuse end-stage fibrotic disease with DFS 4 and 5.
The intermediate stage is characterised by intense inflammation, vascularisation and increased calcification.
