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1. Postmortem emphysema of the liver: Difference between revisions
Created page with "'''Organ:''' Liver '''Description:''' The liver appears to have several "holes". Pseudomelanosis can also be seen on the preparation. Pseudomelanosis is a green discoloration that can be found in certain organs, most commonly the gastrointestinal tract and the liver surface, but also in the skin and on the surface of the spleen. It’s caused by the same H2S gas that causes liver emphysema. This gas reacts with the iron atom in haemoglobin, which forms a compound calle..."
(Created page with "'''Organ:''' Liver '''Description:''' The liver appears to have several "holes". Pseudomelanosis can also be seen on the preparation. Pseudomelanosis is a green discoloration that can be found in certain organs, most commonly the gastrointestinal tract and the liver surface, but also in the skin and on the surface of the spleen. It’s caused by the same H2S gas that causes liver emphysema. This gas reacts with the iron atom in haemoglobin, which forms a compound calle...") |
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