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SMOOTH MUSCLE.  Non-striated muscle has limited     margins, migration, multilayering and differentiation of  173
           regenerative capacity e.g. appearance of smooth muscle in  epithelial cells in the same way as in the epidermal cells in
           the arterioles in granulation tissue. However, in large  healing of skin wounds.
           destructive lesions, the smooth muscle is replaced by
           permanent scar tissue.                              Healing of Solid Epithelial Organs

           CARDIAC MUSCLE. Destruction of heart muscle is replaced  Following gross tissue damage to organs like the kidney, liver  CHAPTER 6
           by fibrous tissue. However, in situations where the  and thyroid, the replacement is by fibrous scar e.g. in chronic
           endomysium of individual cardiac fibre is intact (e.g. in  pyelonephritis and cirrhosis of liver. However, in
           diphtheria and coxsackie virus infections), regeneration of  parenchymal cell damage with intact basement membrane
           cardiac fibres may occur in young patients.         or intact supporting stromal tissue, regeneration may occur.
                                                               For example:
                                                                  In tubular necrosis of kidney with intact basement
           Healing of Mucosal Surfaces
                                                               membrane, proliferation and slow migration of tubular
           The cells of mucosal surfaces have very good regeneration  epithelial cells may occur to form renal tubules.
           and are normally being lost and replaced continuously e.g.  In viral hepatitis, if part of the liver lobule is damaged with
           mucosa of alimentary tract, respiratory tract, urinary tract,  intact stromal network, proliferation of hepatocytes may
           uterine endometrium etc. This occurs by proliferation from  result in restoration of liver lobule.         Inflammation and Healing


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