Hydrolytic degeneration is characterised by__________________?
Correct answer: C. Liquefaction
- A. Caseation
- B. Coagulation
- C. Liquefaction
- D. Fibrinoid
Explanation
Hydrolytic digestion of dead cells produces liquefaction, so the tissue becomes soft and fluid. This is typical of brain infarction and abscesses, whereas coagulation preserves the basic tissue outline.
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