The pale infarct is seen in all except
Correct Answer: Lung
Description: FeaturesRed infarctsWhite infarctsCause Aerial occlusion in loose tissues or organ having a dual blood supplyVenous occlusion Aerial occlusions in solid organs with end aerial circulation Affected organs Lung and small intestine Solid organs (hea, spleen, kidney )PropeiesIll-defined hemorrhagic margins which change in color to brown Well defined margins and progressively paler with time Edema Usually present Usually absent (Refer: Robbins & Cotran's - Pathologic Basis of Disease, SAE, 1st edition, Vol II-pg no: 129-130)
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