Liquefation necrosis is commonly seen in________________?
Correct answer: D. Brain
- A. Spleen
- B. Lung
- C. Liver
- D. Brain
Explanation
Liquefactive necrosis is classically seen in the brain after ischemic injury because enzymatic digestion converts the tissue into a soft, liquid mass. It is also characteristic of abscesses, but among these organs the brain is the standard answer.
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