Reactive changes due to underlying CKD and inflammation were the most frequent findings in the BM of the patients.
Bates et al [13] found
reactive changes in 41% of HIV aspirates.
Familiarity with the histologic changes that occur in reactive lymph nodes is important in preventing misdiagnosis of lymphoma, just as awareness of the histologic changes that lymphoid neoplasms share with
reactive changes is key to not missing a diagnosis of lymphoma.
The most frequent finding on histopathological analysis was
reactive changes (27.
Recent studies have supported the hypothesis that astrocytes have a beneficial role contributing to amyloid-beta clearance, but also that excess amyloid-beta can lead to oxidative stress and damage, and as a consequence to reduced astrocyte functionality, leading to
reactive changes and decreased neuronal support, and thereby contributing to neurodegeneration.
US and cystoscopy after 3 months showed marked regression and biopsies showed nonspecific
reactive changes.
When smear microscopy identified changes in the cells it was difficult to differentiate between
reactive changes and epithelial dysplasia (ASC-US); these changes were more often in the background of the inflammatory process (Figure 1).
Biopsy of the liver explant revealed intense lobular inflammation with the hepatocellular
reactive changes persisting and stage IV fibrosis (Figure, panels E, F).
Frequent
reactive changes - with no consideration of whole strategy
Vocal fold nodules and polyps represent
reactive changes of the laryngeal mucosa and adjacent stroma that result in benign nodular or polypoid growths.
In addition, in this study it has been supposed that
reactive changes could also derive from an entrepreneur's reaction to a particular internal or external condition, regardless of a previous relationship.
The dense fibrous connective tissue showed
reactive changes including fibroblast proliferation, neuronal proliferation and chronic inflammation (Fig.
