"Granulomas form through the process of granulomatous inflammation, a specific type of chronic inflammation that occurs in response to mediators released following cellular injury. A broad range of insults, including infections, autoimmune diseases, foreign bodies, allergens, and neoplastic diseases, may trigger the formation of granulomas. This inflammatory response is observed in all age groups and across all body tissues."
"Granulomas form through the process of granulomatous inflammation, a specific type of chronic inflammation that occurs in response to mediators released following cellular injury. A broad range of insults, including infections, autoimmune diseases, foreign bodies, allergens, and neoplastic diseases, may trigger the formation of granulomas. This inflammatory response is observed in all age groups and across all body tissues."