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Pathology · Thrombosis
Sample itemWhat is the usual outcome when a thrombus is incorporated into a vessel wall?
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The answer and the reasoning
B. Organization and recanalization
Thrombi may organize through ingrowth of endothelial cells and fibroblasts, sometimes forming new channels by recanalization but often leaving residual obstruction.
Option by option
A. Transformation into a benign tumour
They are not neoplasms.
B. Organization and recanalization (correct)
Correct: organization may create recanalized channels.
C. Immediate conversion to pus
Thrombi do not normally become pus.
D. Complete restoration of normal valve function
Valves may remain damaged after thrombosis.
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