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Organ:Lung Lesion. The color of the affected part is dark red or congested . Diagnosis: active hyperemia
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Organ:Liver lesion:characterized by congestion of the blood vessels in portal area besides inflammatory cells. H&E. Diagnosis: active hyperemia
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Organ:Liver Lesion represented by congested blood vessels with absence of inflammatory cells. Diagnosis: acute venous congestion
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Organ:Lung Lesion: The pulmonary capillaries are congested beside pale eosinophilic transudate in the alveoli. H&E Diagnosis: chronic venous congestion
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Organ:Liver Lesion showing hemorrhage represented by replacement of hepatocytes with extravasated erythrocytes. H&E. Diagnosis:hemorrhage.
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Organ:Heart Lesion: Gross, coronary thrombosis in coronary blood vessels. Diagnosis: thrombosis.
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Organ:Lung Lesion: Micro, recent thrombosis composed of fibrin, blood platelets, erythrocytes and leukocytes. Moreover, the thrombus attached to one side. H&E. Diagnosis:Thrombosis.
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Liver portal vein showing parasitic emboli (Schistosoma mansoni adult worm), H&E.
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Organ:Kidney lesion showing pale area represented by necrosis of renal parenchyma which infiltrated with inflammatory cells. Diagnosis:infarction.
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Heart showing pale infarction
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