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Manar Hajeer, , MD, FRCPath th Unive vers rsity ity of Jordan an , school ol of medicine cine Cells Tissues Organs Systems Organism Physiologic adaptation Pathologic adaptation. Many forms: Increase in cell size.


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Manar Hajeer, , MD, FRCPath th Unive vers rsity ity of Jordan an , school

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Cells Tissues Organs Systems Organism

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 Physiologic adaptation  Pathologic adaptation.

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➢ Many forms: ➢ Increase in cell size. ➢ Increase in number of cells. ➢ Change into another type of cell  Adaptation to stress can progress to cell injury if the stress is

not relieved.

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ncreased eased struc uctural tural protein teins and d organe anelles. lles.

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ncreased eased function nctional l deman mand

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  • Increase in number of

cells

  • Tissues that have

proliferative ability

  • Pure vs Mixed
  • Physiologic vs

Pathologic vs cancer

  • Physiolo

iologic gic hyper erpla plasia ia:

  • hormonal stimulation
  • Compensatory
  • Path

tholo logi gic c hyperplas perplasia ia

  • excessive hormonal

stimulation

  • Viral Infections

 Pathologic hyperplasia

constitutes a fertile soil in which cancers may eventually arise.

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 Physio

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 Breast in puberty and pregnancy  Liver after partial resection  Pa

Pathol hologi gic

 Endometrial hyperplasia, estrogen induced.  Benign prostatic hyperplasia, androgen

induced.

 Warts (HPV).

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➢ Decreased cell size & function ➢ Mechanism: ↓ Protein synth

↑ Degradation ↑ Autophagy

➢ Atrophic cells can still function

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 Decreased workload

(immobilization of a limb after fracture)

 Loss of innervations  Diminished blood supply,  Inadequate nutrition  Loss of endocrine

stimulation

 Aging (senile atrophy)

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 Ph

Phys ysio iologi

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 Loss of hormone stimulation in menopause

(endometrial atrophy)

 Pathol

hologi gic

 Denervation injury.  Chronic ischemia.

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➢ Change from one cell type to another ➢ Reprogramming of stem cells NOT differentiated cells ➢ Persistent change increases risk of cancer ➢ New cell type copes better with stress but function less. ➢ Reversible ➢ Causes: Smoking , Vitamin A deficiency, GERD.

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➢ Oxygen Deprivation (Hypoxia Vs ischemia) ➢ Chemical Agents ➢ Infectious Agents ➢ Immunologic Reactions ➢ Genetic Factors ➢ Nutritional Imbalances ➢ Physical Agents ➢ Aging

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