Hemorrhagic infarction

Hemorrhagic infarction occurs in organs with loose tissues, such as lungs and intestines. Another important condition is severe congestion of the tissue. When the local tissue is necrotized due to blood supply disorders, it generally looks dark red, soft and coagulated under the microscope Sexual necrosis, and see a lot of red blood cells.

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