Tissue Necrosis - Main types: timing and causes - Morphology
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Morphology of coagulative necrosis
Microscopic: architecture is retained with intense cytoplasmic eosinophilia
Morphology of caseous necrosis
Microscopic: architecture lost, lysed cells (including inflammatory cells), granular to amorphous debris, nuclear debris
Morphology of liquefactive necrosis
Microscopic: architecture lost, parenchymal cells lost, space filled with inflammatory cells
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Morphology of dry gangrenous necrosis
Microscopic: coagulation necrosis
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