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Carotid artery
Microscopic
Sections show an endarterectomy specimen containing a large eccentric atherosclerotic plaque with areas of necrosis and calcification. There is evidence of focal ulceration. No mural thrombus is identified.
Diagnosis
CAROTID ARTERY, RIGHT:
- ATHEROSCLEROSIS, COMPLICATED.
Notes
- Dissection is gross diagnosis (need entry & re-exit point).[1]
References
- ↑ MUN. 23 November 2010.
Amputation
Diagnosis
Leg, right below knee amputation:
- Viable resection margin.
- Coagulative necrosis of toe.
- Severe complicated atherosclerosis with marked luminal stenosis and focal luminal obliteration (in plane of section) of the tibial arteries and dorsal pedis artery.