new_n_lost
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Dude This is simple Liquefactive Necrosis only occurs when there is a Superinfection with an Anaerobic Organism such as Wet Gangrene or Cerebral Infarction. Come up with the Complete Question Which was Given to the Examinee Otherwise Coagulation Necrosis is the Answer. Thats Path 101
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| drgho
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It is liquefactive necrosis according to the question stated. Liquefactive necrosis occurs in all pyogenic infection or organ infarction in some like brain. Coagulative necrosis generally results from solid organ infarction and has the dead cells with outlines preserved. In liquefactive necrosis there is no such cell outline preservation. Pus formation is as a result of liquefactive necrosis and seen in pyogenic(pus forming) infection such as strep pyogenes. but if necrosis is due to immunological cross-reactivity to strep pyogenes, the answer may change. So, the complete question is needed to get the correct answer.
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| keepgoing
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yes liquefactive necrosis...inflammatory(neurtophils)
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| Ig F
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Liquefective necrosis as it has Anti DNAse which liquefies pus........
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