A Study of Mast Cells in Surgically Resected Appendix.

Verma, Ankit; R.M, Shinde; R.M, Ghatge; Gupta, Subhash K.; A.A, Inamdar; Sujata, N

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“…Comparison of mean mast cell count in different layers of appendix in various cases in the present study with other studies is shown in Table 1. In the present study the mean mast cell count was found to be highest in mucosa followed by submucosa and then muscularis propria, but study by Verma A et al [13] found that mast cells were more easily identified in submucosa. In comparison of the findings in the present study and study by Kolur A et al [7], mean mast cell count was highest in chronic appendicitis, followed next in frequency by acute appendicitis and acute suppurative appendicitis compared to normal / unremarkable appendix and the mean mast cell count in chronic appendicitis and acute appendicitis was highest in the mucosa, followed by submucosa and muscularis propria in Kolur A et al [7] study, these results were in concordance with the present study.…”

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Study of mast cell and eosinophil count in surgically resected appendix

Priya

Giriyan

2019

Trop J Pathol Microbiol

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Introduction:Appendix is a normal true diverticulum of the caecum that is prone to acute and chronic inflammation. Mast cells are present in chronic inflammatory reactions and they secrete cytokines that promote inflammation. Eosinophils are abundant in immune reactions mediated by IgE and in parasitic infection. Objective: To evaluate mast cell and eosinophil count variation in appendicitis and to suggest their possible role in pathogenesis of appendicitis. Materials and Methods: It is a two-year prospective study done on 470 resected specimens of appendices received for histopathology. Results: Mast cells and eosinophils were present in all the appendicular lesions studied. Mean mast cell count was highest in chronic appendicitis and lowest in acute appendicitis. Mucosa of chronic appendicitis showed highest count, lowest was seen in the muscularis propria of acute appendicitis compared to normal / unremarkable appendix taken as controls. Correlation between mast cell density, fibrosis and neural ganglia hypertrophy was seen in chronic appendicitis. Mean eosinophil count was highest in acute suppurative appendicitis and lowest in chronic appendicitis, with highest count in the mucosa of acute suppurative appendicitis and lowest in the muscularis propria of chronic appendicitis. Conclusion: The presence of mast cells and eosinophils in cases of appendicitis supports the allergic theory of appendicitis in which the Type I hypersensitivity reaction leads to recruitment of eosinophils and discharge of primary and secondary mediators of inflammation by degranulation of mast cells which play a role in pathogenesis of appendicitis.

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Study of mast cell and eosinophil count in surgically resected appendix

Priya

Giriyan

2019

Trop J Pathol Microbiol

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“…Studies with peer socialisation in preschools in the titles (Burdelski, 2010;Denham and Baset, 2019;Wettstein et al, 2013) 03(5.5) Titles with child friendship (Eivers et al, 2012;Hartup, 2011;Lin et al, 2005;McComas et al, 2005;Olson and Spelke, 2008;Osei, 2012;Over, 2018;Tan et al, 2021;Tintori et al, 2021;Yulianto et al, 2019) 10( 18)…”

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Prosocial Behaviour Development among Preschool Children: Effect of Peer Socialisation

Shavega

2024

East Afr. j. educ. stud.

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This study applied a systematic literature review to explore the influence of peer socialisation on prosocial behaviour among preschool children. Using Manual content analysis, 57 studies were identified; variables covered peer socialisation and prosocial behaviour. The study revealed that the majority of research focused on the role of parental and siblings' socialisation in the home context and teachers' socialisation in the school context and their influence on prosocial behaviours among young children. However, few studies focused on the influence of peer socialisation on children's prosocial behaviour in preschools. The main analyses were revealed to be regression and multilevel. Few studies linked attachment theory with socialisation and prosocial behaviour. This is the first study to explore the influence of peer socialisation on prosocial behaviour among preschool children in Tanzania. Since prosocial behaviour is a foundation of positive emotional development and individual well-being, this study recommends that preschool curriculum should consider peer socialisation as an important aspect in promoting prosocial behaviour. Teachers in preschools should be advised to design frameworks that can guide peer socialisation among children in a bid to enhance sustainable and prospective prosocial behaviour, which has a great influence on positive emotional development, positive social interaction, and cognitive development among young children in preschool contexts

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A Study of Mast Cells in Surgically Resected Appendix.

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Study of mast cell and eosinophil count in surgically resected appendix

Study of mast cell and eosinophil count in surgically resected appendix

Prosocial Behaviour Development among Preschool Children: Effect of Peer Socialisation

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