Lecture

Hypersensitivity Types: II, III & IV

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Description

This lecture covers the clinical manifestations, immune mechanisms, and pathophysiology of hypersensitivity types II, III, and IV. It explains how cytotoxic hypersensitivity leads to inflammation mediated by complement and the FC receptor, causing tissue damage and destruction of healthy cells.

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