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S&D 3
Block 3
24. Pulmonary infections Chronic 3 - Cox
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TB - pathogenesis
infects
macrophage
by
receptor mediated endocytosis
Block
fusion
of
phagosome
and
lysosome
- preventing
intracellular
destruction
replicate
within
phagosome
TB pathogenesis after infection
macrophage
with TB will drain via
lymph node
APC
macrophages activate
Th1 cells
activate
INFy
macrophage will try to kill TB but
granuloma
will form due to impair
clearance
Primary TB will develop in
naive
individual
typically involve
mid lobes
Secondary TB
cavitary
likes upper lobes
increase
O2
tension due to
decrease
pulmonary perfusion
increase
growth
What kind of people infected with TB does not form granuloma?
IC
pts