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Morphological vhanges in necrosis and necroptosis due to

Denaturation of intracellular proteins and enxymatic digestion of cells

Increased eosinophilia due to

Loss of cytoplasmic rna that binds hematoxylin and denaturation of proteins.

Glassy homogenous appearance

Loss of glycogen

Myelin figures

Detached membrane phospholipids. May degrate to fatty acids where calcium soaps may form.

Electron Microscopic

Discontinued membranes, swelling of cell organelles, amorphous densities,myelin figures.

Nuclear changes

Karyolysis pyknosis and karyorrhexsis

Karyolysis fading basophilia due to dna degradation by endonucleases

Large no. Of necrotic cells

Tissue or organ is said to be necrotic

Coagulative necrosis

Tissue architecture preserved for a few days

Injury denatures enzymes as well

Ischemia causes. .......... necrosis except in ..........

Coagulative brain

In coag. Nec. ....... ....... cells may persist for days or weeks

Eosinophilic anucleate

Liquefactive

Enxymatic digestion of dead cells. Tissue turns into liquid visvous mads

Liq. Nec. Seen in

Focal microbial fungal infections

Pathogens induce leukocytes and enzyme liberation from them

Pus seen in

Liq. Nec.

Hypoxic death of cells in cns

Liq. Nec. For unknoen reasons

Gangrenous nectosis

Typically coag.in limb but if bact. Inf. Liq called wet gangrene

Fat necrosis

Release of pancreatic lipases into adipocytes------>saponification


Not real type of necrosis

Fibrinoid necrosis

Immune rxns involving b.v.

immune complexes together with deposited fibrin

Bright pink and amorphous in hne

Most necrotic cells disappear due to phagocytosis while those not removed

Provide nidus for dystrophic calcification