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Cystic Fibrosis: Pathogenesis and Manifestations, Schemes and Mind Maps of Pathology

A detailed explanation of the pathogenesis of cystic fibrosis, focusing on the role of the cftr gene mutation and its impact on the respiratory system. It outlines the key steps involved in the development of airway irritation, mucus accumulation, and bacterial infection, highlighting the role of impaired chloride secretion and increased sodium absorption. The document also includes a visual representation of the pathogenesis, making it easier to understand the complex interplay of factors involved in the disease.

Typology: Schemes and Mind Maps

2023/2024

Available from 12/30/2024

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Airway irritation
Stimulation of mechano- and
chemoreceptors due to respiratory
discomfort
Frequent Cough with mucoid sputum
Mutations in the CFTR gene
Production thick, sticky mucus
17 y/o girl with cystic fibrosis
Impairs clearance of mucociliary
secretions
Decreased water composition of the
peri-ciliary fluid (dehydrated state)
Impaired Cl- secretion and increased
Na+ absorption
Decreased Cl- diffusion into peri-ciliary
fluid
Accumulation of secretions may obstruct
secretory passages in the airways
Bacterial proliferation
Neutrophil recruitment
Elastase enzyme release
Further tissue damage and
airway irritation
Release of pro-inflammatory cytokines
(IL-8, TNF-ą)
Legends
Associated Risk Factors
Pathogenesis
Manifested signs/symptoms
Pseudomonas aeruginosa which adheres and
colonizes the respiratory epithelium favors the
environment

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Airway irritation Stimulation of mechano- and chemoreceptors due to respiratory discomfort Frequent Cough with mucoid sputum Mutations in the CFTR gene Production thick, sticky mucus 17 y/o girl with cystic fibrosis Impairs clearance of mucociliary secretions Decreased water composition of the peri-ciliary fluid (dehydrated state) Impaired Cl- secretion and increased Na+ absorption Decreased Cl- diffusion into peri-ciliary fluid Accumulation of secretions may obstruct secretory passages in the airways Bacterial proliferation Neutrophil recruitment Elastase enzyme release Further tissue damage and airway irritation Release of pro-inflammatory cytokines (IL-8, TNF-ą) Legends Associated Risk Factors Pathogenesis Manifested signs/symptoms Pseudomonas aeruginosa which adheres and colonizes the respiratory epithelium favors the environment