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Exudate is inflammatory edema characterized by increased vascular permeability, high protein content, and a high specific gravity, while transudate is non-inflammatory edema with low protein content and low specific gravity. Exudate typically has a pH greater than 7.3 and contains a high number of cells, whereas transudate has a pH less than 7.3 and fewer cells. Examples include pus in pyogenic infections for exudate and fluid in congestive cardiac failure for transudate.
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