Histology- Acute vs Chronic Inflammation

[@randommedstudent8495]

Great video and simple explanation, you should also mention how when both of them are stained, the chronic inflammation staining is usually darker or purple.

[@waffle_chair9269]

Great simple and succinct video. Would’ve loved a control of samples with no inflammation too.

[@Pro0osh]

Micky mouse... I think this one will stick for ever :)
Very simple explanation yet hugely helpful
Thank you

[@julsmp4935]

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[@limweixiang6179]

What a simple and great video with an easy understanding explanation. Thank you so much！

[@mentaldental]

You’re so welcome!

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[@NURQISTINABAHIYAHBINTIZULISKAN]

thanks!! easy to understand

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[@ad7618]

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[@mentaldental]

Glad you enjoyed it! There is a TON of dental information on this channel, so you are in the right place!

[@tunaoz2456]

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[@leonatomy]

So helpful!! Thank you!!

[@fibonacci5957]

This was such a good video wow! Kudos to you really!

[@mentaldental]

Thank you so much!

[@naufalnoorizan1763]

Thank you for the Mickey Mouse tip 😭

[@mentaldental]

You’re welcome! 😅

[@meshalbadr597]

Thank you! It’s
Very helpful

[@mentaldental]

Excellent, glad to hear that!

[@muhammadabid1229]

very helpful thank you

[@ahmetyildirim4121]

Thank you so much

[@sarahhunter4259]

Great video! However, plasma cells tend to have a more broken up 'clock-face' nucleus surrounding the edges of a round cell. This is the way to differentiate them from the very round nucleus found in an undifferentiated lymphocyte/ B cell (in contrast to what you mentioned at 1:46)

[@mentaldental]

Yes, good catch! My video was a bit of an over-simplication for the purposes of distinguishing chronic and acute inflammation. Compared to the segmented nucleus of a neutrophil, a plasma cell's nucleus is more circular, but if you were differentiating between a plasma cell and a lymphocyte then you are absolutely right about the clock face nucleus!

[@navmikengineering7783]

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[@inspirationelham2239]

Thank you so much !!

[@mentaldental]

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[@subratakumarsen3298]

Great video

[@nikiirulan]

Thank you!!

[@arissanabiela4332]

Thank you sir

[@user-mm8cq9xg3m]

hello, would please let me know how you count those cellular infiltrations in the histological slide?

[@user-ig5xk5qb7q]

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[@mentaldental]

You're welcome! Hope it was helpful.

[@mentaldental]

Hi Joseph, thanks for the question. To some extent chronic inflammation can be reduced with an anti-inflammatory diet including fresh fruit and vegetables and limiting intake of fast food. However, more effective treatment includes pharmacological therapy with NSAIDs (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) like aspirin to limit pain associated with the inflammation in joints as seen in Rheumatoid Arthritis, for instance.

[@mylittlebabypony]

Micky mouse.... thank you sooo much

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[@soomroiftikhar5253]

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[@mentaldental]

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[@mariajoseaguirrem8149]

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