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Dr. Mizanur Rahman Chowdhury
Edema
Definition
Excessive accumulation of
abnormal amount of fluid into
the interstitial space and or
body cavities.
Normal homeostasis
Factor tending to drive the fluid out of the blood
vessels:
Hydrostatic pressure with in the
vessels
The colloidal osmotic pressure of
interstitial spaces
Factor tending to drive the fluid with in the
blood vessels:
Tissue tension
The colloidal osmotic pressure of
interstitial spaces
Classification of edema
On the basis of involvement
Localized edema
Generalized edema
Clinical Classification
Pitting edema
Non pitting edema
Pathophysiological Categories of
Increase
edema hydrostatic pressure
Impaired venous return
Pathophysiological Categories of
edema
Decrease plasma colloidal osmotic
pressure
Nephrotic syndrome
Liver cirrhosis
Malnutrition
Protein loosing
gastroenteropathy
Pathophysiological Categories of
edema
Lymphatic obstruction
oInflammatory
oNeoplastic
oPost surgical
oPost irradiation
Pathophysiological Categories of
edema
Sodium retention
Excessive salt intake with renal
insufficiency
Increase tubular reabsorption of
sodium
Renal hypoperfusion
Increase renal angiotensin
aldosterone secretion
Pathophysiological
Categories of edema
Inflammatory
Acute inflammation
Chronic inflammation
Angiogenesis
Localised oedema
Inflammatory edema:
Exudate are formed due to increase vascular
permeability protein
Hypersensitivity edema
Generalized edema
Cardiac edema
Renal edema
Hepatic edema
Famine edema
Others
Cardiac
edema
Most common cause is right sided
Pathogenesis of Cardiac
oedema
Heart failure
Increase transudation
Oedema
Heart failure
Renal vasoconstriction
Decrease GFR
Increase transudation
Oedema
Increase aldosterone
Increase transudation
oedema
Increase transudation
edema
Renal edema
Cause of renal edema
Acute
glomerulonephritis
Nephrotic syndrome
Pathogenesis of Renal
oedema
Acute glomerulonephritis:
Salt and water retention by the
damaged kidney.
There may be additional factor of
heart failure.
Nephritic edema affect the face
and eyelids predominantly; ankle
and genitalia also often affected.
osmotic pressure
Generalized oedema.
Pathogenesis of Renal
oedema
Nephrotic syndrome:
Salt and water retention occour in nephrotic
syndrome
Generalized oedema
Generalized edema.
Famine edema/Nutritional
edema:
o It is due to hypoproteinaemia
o sometimes oedema is extensive but
plasma protein level is normal in
famine oedema.
o The true explanation is unknown. But
there is an important factor is loss of
compact tissue and replace by loose
connective tissue which can
accumulate fluid without rise of tissue
tension
Hepatic edema
The main manifestation of hepatic edema is
ascitis.
The factor responsible for hepatic edema
Lymphatic obstruction
Low
Increase
Failure
to hepatic inactivation of
Pulmonary edema
Pulmonary edema
Cause of pulmonary edema:
Left heart failure ,Left
ventricular failure ,Mitral
stenosis particularly in fibrilation
Inflammation of lung,
Pneumonia
ARDS
Associated with anaemia,
Nephrotic syndrome
Overloading of circulation
Withdrawal of pleural fluid
Cerebral edema
There are two types of
cerebral edema
Vesogenic edema
Cytotoxic edema
Vesogenic cerebral
edema
Cytotoxic Cerebral
Edema
It occurs
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