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All tagged Necrosis
Depending on where (such as which organ) and what type of damage occurred in the body, necrosis will have a specific morphological pattern. There are six distinct patterns that are identifiable, and by identifying the pattern, an underlying cause could be identified.
It is essential for the human body to safely get rid of cells, and there are many reasons why they do that. Apoptosis describes the normal and controlled part of cell death. Necrosis comes from the Greek origin nekrōsis meaning “death” and later moved to modern Latin to necrosis.
