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Vasculitis pathophysiology
Vasculitis occurs when antibodies (part of the immune system of the body) accidentally mistake the proteins on blood vessels to be foreign (don’t belong in the body). The immune system attacks the blood vessel cells and damages them. Learn how fibrinoid necrosis occurs to the blood vessels, and how the build up of fibrin impairs blood flow.
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