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Autopsy examination of the main pulmonary arteries of a man presumed to have died from a massive cerebrovascular hemorrhage demonstrates a rubbery, congealed mass of blood that is easily detached from the vessel wall. No lines of Zahn are seen. This is an example of which of the following?
A. Canalized thrombus
B. Mural thrombus
C. Occlusive embolus
D. Occlusive thrombus
E. Postmortem clot
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| suv
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can u explain please?
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Antemortem clot/ thrombosis is not easily separable from the vessel wall because of the nature of the pathology
Postmortem clot separates because it is just a clot mildly stuck to the vessel
lines of zahn are alternating areas of darkness and paleness seen in antemortem clot
but postmortem clot is uniform darkness in bottom and paleness on top
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