ischaemiásreperfúziós
Ischaemicreperfusion refers to the damage that occurs when blood supply returns to an area of tissue that has previously been deprived of oxygen. This condition, also known as reperfusion injury, is a complex biological process. It arises from the restoration of blood flow to tissues that have suffered ischaemia, which is a state of inadequate blood supply. While reperfusion is essential for salvaging threatened tissue and promoting healing, it can paradoxically lead to further cellular and tissue damage.
The underlying mechanisms of ischaemicreperfusion injury are multifaceted and involve several biological pathways. When oxygen and
The consequences of ischaemicreperfusion injury vary depending on the affected organ and the duration of the