n.肌纤维变性

Myofibrosis is the excessive accumulation of fibrous tissue in response to injury or disease, leading to stiffening of muscles and organs.
肌纤维化是受伤或疾病后纤维组织过度积聚，导致肌肉和器官僵硬的现象。
The development of myofibrosis in the liver is a key feature of liver cirrhosis.
肝纤维化是肝硬化的一个关键特征。
Myofibrosis in the lung can result from chronic inflammation or fibrotic diseases like pulmonary fibrosis.
肺部的肌纤维化可能源于慢性炎症或肺纤维化等纤维化疾病。
Understanding myofibrosis mechanisms could lead to new treatments for conditions like scleroderma.
了解肌纤维化的机制有助于研发治疗硬皮病等病症的新疗法。
Myofibroblasts, specialized cells involved in the process, secrete excess collagen, contributing to the fibrotic process.
参与这一过程的肌成纤维细胞（myofibroblasts）分泌过量胶原蛋白，加剧了纤维化过程。
In some cases, myofibrosis can alleviate organ dysfunction by replacing damaged tissue.
在某些情况下，肌纤维化通过替换受损组织可以暂时缓解器官功能障碍。
Myofibrosis of the heart, known as cardiac fibrosis, is a common complication of certain heart diseases.
心脏肌纤维化（cardiac fibrosis），是某些心脏病的常见并发症。
The early detection and treatment of myofibrosis can prevent further tissue damage.
早期发现并治疗肌纤维化能防止进一步的组织损伤。
Animal models of myofibrosis have been instrumental in advancing our understanding of the disease.
研究肌纤维化的动物模型对深入了解该病至关重要。
Myofibrosis has been implicated in various conditions, including cancer, where it can contribute to tumor growth.
肌纤维化已被关联到多种疾病，如癌症，其中它可促进肿瘤生长。