Episode 2: Cell Injury – The Beginning of Disease | Explained in Bangla | Pathology Mini Lecture |

Episode 2: Cell Injury – The Beginning of Disease | Explained in Bangla | Pathology Mini Lecture for MBBS Students In Episode 2 of the Introduction to Pathology mini lecture series, we explore Cell Injury, one of the fundamental concepts in pathology. Every disease begins with alterations at the cellular level, and understanding how cells respond to harmful stimuli forms the basis for understanding disease mechanisms. In this lecture, we discuss the definition of cell injury, the major causes of cellular damage, and the possible outcomes of cellular stress. We also differentiate between reversible and irreversible cell injury and introduce the concepts of necrosis and apoptosis. Clinical examples are provided to demonstrate the relevance of these concepts in conditions such as myocardial infarction, stroke, infections, and toxic injuries. This lecture is designed especially for beginner MBBS students, medical students preparing for examinations, and anyone seeking a clear introduction to general pathology. Topics covered: • Definition of cell injury • Causes of cell injury • Outcomes of cellular stress • Reversible versus irreversible injury • Necrosis and apoptosis • Clinical relevance of cell injury Presented by: Dr. Sadequel Islam Talukder, M Phil (Pathology) [email protected] If you find this lecture useful, please like, share, and subscribe/Follow to support this educational series on pathology. #Pathology #CellInjury #GeneralPathology #MBBS #MedicalEducation #PathologyLecture #MedicalStudents #Necrosis #Apoptosis #RobbinsPathology #MedicalSchool #Pathogenesis #PathologyMiniLecture #CellBiology #DrSadequelIslamTalukder