Mononuclear cell infiltration

Mononuclear cell infiltrates are characteristic of inflammatory lesions, where white blood cells, mainly macrophages and lymphocytes, collect at the site of injury to help clear away the debris.[1] It is the sign of onset of graft rejection.

See also
  • Mononuclear leukocytes

References
  1. Ziff, M (1989). "Pathways of mononuclear cell infiltration in rheumatoid synovitis". Rheumatology International. 3 (5). PMID 2481879.


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