In which of the following vegetation are friable and easily detachable from the cardiac valves –
Correct Answer: Infective endocarditis
Description: Ans. is 'd' i.e., Infective endocarditis o The hallmark of infective endocarditis is the presence of large, friable, bulky, potentially destructive vegetation containing fibrin, inflammatory cell, and bacteria. o Emboli may be shed from vegetation at any time because of detachment. Also know o Vegetations of NBTE may also be friable and detachable to produce emboli. But they are small and non-destructive.
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