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MEDizzy Videosabout 7 years ago
Cerebral Infarct: Histopathology
This short video explains a digital slide of recent cerebral infarction showing both liquefactive necrosis and reactive gliosis. Timeline: 0:00 - Cerebral infarction explanation 0:27 - Liquefactive necrosis histopathology 2:05 - Reactive glial cells
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