proliferation

regeneration

hypertrophy

dystrophy

qualitative and quantitative difference in the basic biological properties of tumor tissue from normal or pathologically altered tissue (for example, hypertrophyied, atrophied, scarred)

uncontrolled cell proliferation

change in the structure of the cell due to endogenous pathways of adaptation to changing conditions

increased degree of malignancy of the neoplasm due to changes in the morphological and functional properties of tumor cells during tumor growth

serotonin

nitric oxide

bradykinin

platelet activating factor

monocytes, neutrophils, lymphocytes

neutrophils, monocytes, lymphocytes

lymphocytes, monocytes, neutrophils

neutrophils, eosinophils, monocytes

vasoactive amines

prostaglandins

kinins

cationic proteins

increased blood viscosity

endothelial damage

heart failure

turbulent blood flow

Formation of plasma vessels

The process of coagulation of blood plasma proteins with the formation of a fibrin clot

Formation of clots from red blood cells inside blood vessels 

Aggregation of blood cells during primary hemostasis

protective and adaptive mechanisms weaken

the cause of the disease presents

susceptibility of the organism to the action of the etiological factor increases

prescriptions and recommendations for treating the disease are not followed

histotoxic

respiratory

hemic

circulatory