[Inflammation, immunity, hypersensitivity]

The conjugation between inflammation and hypersensitivity is analysed. In human pathology, these processes have been shown to be closely associated and to be in the cause-and-effect relationship, immunity being the connecting link between them: immune responses generated in inflammation for elimination of the injurious agent and reparation may, upon distortion of the inflammation kinetics, become responses of "sick immunity" or hypersensitivity responses leading to damage and immune inflammation. The problem of conjugation of inflammation and hypersensitivity with immunity covers a wide range of aspects of morphology, molecular biology, immunology, and genetics. The understanding of this conjugation will give an insight into immunopathology represented in all branches of the modern clinical science.