Pathological Anatomy. Atlas of Macroscopic Specimens - Part 1. General Pathological Processes - A. M. Romanyuk 2016

Circulatory Disorders
Pulmonary Thromboembolism

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Pulmonary Thromboembolism

The lung tissue is dark red and dense. This coloration is due to The Development of a pulmonary hemorrhagic infarct. As an example of vascular necrosis, the red color arises from hemorrhages into the necrotic area supplied by the bronchial Arterial System. Consequences: Organization OF THE necrotic area in small lesions, development of Pneumonia, and death.



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