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acute inflammation arterial capillary B immunoplasts capillary catarrhal inflammation chronic inflammation exudative inflammation fibrinous inflammation granulomatous inflammation high endothelial postcapillary venule inflammation interstitial inflammation lymph capillary pericytic venule pseudomembranous inflammation pulmonary veno-occlusive disease purulent inflammation serous inflammation ulcerative inflammation	HISTOPATHOLOGY The most common histologic features of Kimura disease include preserved nodal architecture (Figure 1); follicular hyperplasia with reactive germinal centers; well-formed mantle zones; eosinophilic infiltrates involving the inter-follicular areas (Figure 2), sinusoidal areas, perinodal soft tissue (Figure 3), and subcutaneous tissue; and proliferation of postcapillary venules. Kimura disease by Abuel-Haija, Mohammad; Hurford, Matthew T. / Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine Increased permeability results mainly from actions of histamine on postcapillary venules, where histamine causes the endothelial cells to contract and separate at their boundaries (Goodman-Gilman, 1990) by mediating mostly the [H. Effects of Leontice smirnowii tuber monodesmosides and crude extract ... by Gepdiremen, A.; Mshvildadze, V.; Bakuridze, K.; Elias, R. / Phytomedicine: International Journal of Phytotherapy & Phytopharmacology Neutrophil-derived oxidants promote leukocyte adherence in postcapillary venules. Pharmacologic manipulation of the labyrinth with novel and ... by Water, Thomas R. Van De / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal	post-renal transplant osteopenia post-surgery starvation post-term infant post-transcriptional RNA processing post-trauma syndrome post-traumatic post-traumatic sarcoma Post-traumatic stress disorder Post-Vention post-weaning Post-Weekend Fatigue Syndrome post–antibiotic era postadrenalectomy syndrome Postage Stamp Test Postal Worker Syndrome postalbumin postanal postanesthesia care postanesthesia care unit postanginal sepsis postantibiotic effect postauricular postaxial postaxial acrofacial dysostosis postbrachial postcapillary postcapillary venule postcardiotomy postcava postcaval shunt postcentral postcentral area postcentral gyrus postcentral sulcus postcibal postcoital postcoital contraception postcoital contraceptive postcoital test postcoitus postcommissurotomy syndrome postconcussional syndrome Postconcussive Syndrome postcondensation postcordial postcornu postcostal anastomosis postcranial postcubital postdam area postdate pregnancy	postattack period Postattack Status Report postauricular Postauricular ecchymosis postauricular hearing aid Postauthorization Change Postavy postaxial postaxial postaxial acrofacial dysostosis Postaxial Acrofacial Dysostosis Syndrome postaxially postaxially postbag postbags postbellum postbellum postbellum postbellum postbiblical postbox postboxes Postboy postbrachial postbuckling strength Postbus postcalving paralysis postcalving paralysis postcalving paralysis postcalving paralysis postcapillary postcapillary venule postcapillary venule postcapillary venule postcard postcard postcard Postcard (computing) Postcard (computing) postcard paper Postcard paradox Postcard paradox Postcard Traders Association postcardinal v postcardinal v postcardinal v postcardinal v's postcardinal v's postcardinal v's postcardinal veins postcardinal veins postcardinal veins postcardiotomy postcardiotomy psychosis syndrome postcardiotomy psychosis syndrome postcardiotomy psychosis syndrome postcardiotomy syndrome postcardiotomy syndrome postcardiotomy syndrome Postcards Postcardware

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acute inflammation
arterial capillary
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catarrhal inflammation
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exudative inflammation
fibrinous inflammation
granulomatous inflammation
high endothelial postcapillary venule
inflammation
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pericytic venule
pseudomembranous inflammation
pulmonary veno-occlusive disease
purulent inflammation
serous inflammation
ulcerative inflammation

HISTOPATHOLOGY The most common histologic features of Kimura disease include preserved nodal architecture (Figure 1); follicular hyperplasia with reactive germinal centers; well-formed mantle zones; eosinophilic infiltrates involving the inter-follicular areas (Figure 2), sinusoidal areas, perinodal soft tissue (Figure 3), and subcutaneous tissue; and proliferation of postcapillary venules.

Kimura disease by Abuel-Haija, Mohammad; Hurford, Matthew T. / Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine

Increased permeability results mainly from actions of histamine on postcapillary venules, where histamine causes the endothelial cells to contract and separate at their boundaries (Goodman-Gilman, 1990) by mediating mostly the [H.