Does bacillary dysentery belong to granulomatous inflammation

Bacillary dysentery is not granulomatous inflammation, its pathological nature is fibrotic inflammation.

Bacillary dysentery is not granulomatous inflammation.

The reasons are as follows:

1. Granulomatous inflammation is a special chronic inflammation, its main feature is the formation of granuloma in the inflammatory area. Granuloma is a well-defined nodular lesion formed by the proliferation of macrophages and their derived cells.

2. Bacillary dysentery is caused by dysentery bacilli. The lesions mainly involve the large intestine, especially the sigmoid colon and rectum.

3. The pathological nature of bacterial dysentery is fibrotic inflammation. The mucosal surface necrosis forms a cartographic ulcer with a large amount of cellulose, necrotic tissue and neutrophils infiltrating the ulcer base.

In summary, the pathological nature of bacterial dysentery is different from granulomatous inflammation. Therefore, bacterial dysentery is not granulomatous inflammation.