Neutrophils are involved in organ damage induced by an excessive acute inflammatory
response after ischemia‐reperfusion, trauma, and sepsis. In addition to causing vascular
injury, neutrophils can transmigrate and attack parenchymal cells. This review summarizes
recent advances in our understanding of neutrophil‐induced parenchymal cell injury using
the liver as an example. Reviewed are the mechanisms of neutrophil sequestration in the
hepatic vasculature, transendothelial migration, adherence to hepatic parenchymal cells …

Mechanisms of neutrophil-induced parenchymal cell injury Mechanisms of neutrophil-induced
parenchymal cell injury … Neutrophils / immunology* …