An infarct is most frequently is characterized by What type of necrosis ?
Correct answer: C. Coagulative
- A. Fatty
- B. Caseous
- C. Coagulative
- D. Gangrenous
Explanation
Most infarcts cause coagulative necrosis because the ischemic tissue framework remains preserved for some time. The major exception is cerebral infarction, which produces liquefactive necrosis.
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