Coagulative: tissue is firm and architecture is maintained, microscopic: preserved cel outlines without nuclei, Caseous: white, soft, cheesy-looking (caseating) material, microscopic: acellular eosinophilic area surrounded by granulomatous inflammation, Fibrinoid: not grossly distinguished, microscopic: deposition of fibrin (pink staining) within blood vessels, Liquefactive: tissue is in a liquid form, microscopic:  inflammatory cel s with many neutrophils, Fat: Formation of calcium soaps -> whitish deposits, microscopic: anucleated adipocytes with deposits of calcium, Gangrene: there are 2 types: dry & wet,

C03: Types of Necrosis

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