… inflammation plays a key role. Crohn’s disease evolution is mediated by a complex alteration
of the inflammatory … This review will highlight the role of inflammation in CD and describe …

… by which liver inflammation and fibrosis develop in chronic liver … Finally, the evidence for
hepatic fibrosis regression and the … in furthering our understanding of hepatic pathophysiology. …

… Interleukin (IL)-33 is an alarmin of the IL-1 family related to inflammation and fibrosis and …
and CD163) in microarrays of lung tissue from patients with progressive pulmonary fibrosis [31]. …

… Although fibrosis has pathophysiological importance in cardiovascular disease development…
Furthermore, inflammation and fibrosis within perivascular regions decrease the tissue …

… Subsequently, this repeated micro-injury induces chronic inflammation and the development
of tissue fibrosis, ultimately resulting in LF hypertrophy.Histologically, the degeneration of …

… However, prolongation in the inflammatory phase gives rise to fibrotic tissues that can manifest
as … that may be worth pursuing to gain better insights into the pathophysiology of fibrosis. …

… may help to clarify the pathway from renal inflammation to fibrosis. The current chapter
focuses on key inflammatory cell types and pathways linking renal inflammation with fibrosis. …

… Furthermore, inflammaging and its sustained increase of inflammatory markers, which at …
, and the low grade chronic inflammation which sustains the persistent fibrosis of CVD and IPF. …

… aggregation, vascular endothelial dysfunction, thrombosis, and fibrosis. In order to reduce
obesity and obesity-induced inflammation, therapies including diet, medications, and bariatric …

… matrix remodeling in IBD in terms of pathophysiology, in relation to clinically important …
In reality, however, the process of inflammation and fibrosis is dynamic and intertwined and …