Fibroosiaksi
Fibroosiaksi, also known as fibrotic transformation or fibrotic change, refers to a pathological process in which normal tissue undergoes excessive formation of fibrous connective tissue. This condition typically occurs as a response to chronic inflammation, injury, or disease, leading to the replacement of functional tissue with dense, scar-like collagen fibers. Fibroosiaksi can affect various organs and tissues, including the liver, lungs, kidneys, and heart, often resulting in impaired function and structural distortion.
The development of fibroosiaksi is influenced by a complex interplay of cellular and molecular mechanisms. Key
Diagnosis of fibroosiaksi often relies on imaging techniques such as ultrasound, CT scans, or MRI, combined
Preventing fibroosiaksi involves managing chronic conditions effectively, avoiding prolonged exposure to harmful substances, and maintaining overall