Inflammatory Response Process: From Injury to Healing Explained #3562341 (License: Personal Use)

The diagram outlines the canonical acute inflammatory response triggered by tissue injury, beginning with histamine release from mast cells, leading to capillary leak, edema, and recruitment of white blood cells via chemotaxis. Subsequent steps include phagocytosis, clotting, increased blood supply, and eventual healing-while also depicting classic cardinal signs: redness, swelling, heat, pain, and immobility. Arrows indicate causal relationships and feedback loops in this tightly regulated process.

Used in medical education resources, pathology textbooks, and clinical training modules to teach the fundamentals of inflammation; matches user intent for understanding pathophysiology, preparing for exams, or reviewing clinical signs of infection/injury.