Red infarct is seen in?
Correct Answer: Small intestine
Description: Ans. is 'a' i.e., Small intestine * Infarcts are of two types:-a) Red infarcts (haemorrhagic infarcts) :- It has well defined hemorrhagic red margins which later becomes brown. It occurs in ovary (venous occlusion due to torsion), lung (loose tissue) and small intestine.b) Pale infarct/white infarct (anemic infarct):- It has ill defined pale margins. It occurs in solid organs like heart, spleen, Liver, kidney and brain.
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