What is a Microabscess? Understanding a Localized Immune Response
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Derived from the Greek 'mikros' for small and the Latin 'abscedere' for to go away, a microabscess is defined as a very small, localized collection of pus. This microscopic formation is a critical part of the body's inflammatory response, where white blood cells gather to contain an infection or injury.
