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This is a lot more scientific than my answer 😂.
I believe (recalling my forensics rotations a while back now), it is due to gravity separating the RBCs from plasma, giving the distinct look.
Key learning point here of course is differenting postmortem clots from antemortem thombi.
Thanks!
I believe (recalling my forensics rotations a while back now), it is due to gravity separating the RBCs from plasma, giving the distinct look.
Key learning point here of course is differenting postmortem clots from antemortem thombi.
Thanks!
January 11, 2025 at 1:09 PM
This is a lot more scientific than my answer 😂.
I believe (recalling my forensics rotations a while back now), it is due to gravity separating the RBCs from plasma, giving the distinct look.
Key learning point here of course is differenting postmortem clots from antemortem thombi.
Thanks!
I believe (recalling my forensics rotations a while back now), it is due to gravity separating the RBCs from plasma, giving the distinct look.
Key learning point here of course is differenting postmortem clots from antemortem thombi.
Thanks!
Excellent!
Bonus points: how do they form to give this distinct gross morphology?
Bonus points: how do they form to give this distinct gross morphology?
January 11, 2025 at 3:15 AM
Excellent!
Bonus points: how do they form to give this distinct gross morphology?
Bonus points: how do they form to give this distinct gross morphology?
Bit late to the post, but agree with pertussis/reactive lymphs. I often have to stress to our techs, to take a step back with "baby lymphs“ as they can look scary.
December 4, 2024 at 1:34 PM
Bit late to the post, but agree with pertussis/reactive lymphs. I often have to stress to our techs, to take a step back with "baby lymphs“ as they can look scary.