A granuloma is formed around:

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A granuloma is a type of inflammation that forms around infected macrophages, particularly in response to chronic infections such as tuberculosis. The granuloma serves to contain the infection and prevent it from spreading to other parts of the body. Opsonized TB bacteria and infected epithelial cells may also be involved in the formation of granulomas, but infected lung macrophages are the primary trigger. B memory cells are not directly involved in the formation of granulomas.

A Granuloma Is Formed Around