Coagulative necrosis is due to -

[Medicoman]

Coagulative necrosis is due to -

• 1. Denaturation of protein
• 2. Enzymatic digestion
• 3. Infection
• 4. None

exp:

• As explained above, necrosis results from two concurrent processes → Enzymatic digestion and denaturation of proteins.
• Necrotic cells may have different morphological patterns depending on the process that predominates.
• If Denaturation of proteins is the primary pattern → Coagulative necrosis develops.
• If enzymatic digestion is the primary pattern → Liquifactive necrosis develops.