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*** Parenchyma bulges outwards on being freed from the constraint of the capsule when cut.
*** Parenchyma bulges outwards on being freed from the constraint of the capsule when cut.
*** Parenchyma is dull, yellowish and greasy.
*** Parenchyma is dull, yellowish and greasy.
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* '''Kidney'''
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** The cortex appears paler.
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Kidney: where not
normal
as
in the cat
, the cortex appears somewhat paler, but diffuse
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***N.B. This is
normal in
e.g.
the cat
!
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paleness is not the prominent feature
as it is
in the liver.
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*** Diffuse
paleness is not the prominent feature
, unlike
in the liver.
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Heart
:
fatty change is found in anaemia in animals and is the result of anoxia ;
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* '''
Heart
'''
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fatty change is found in anaemia in animals and is the result of anoxia ;
the heart is flabby and the fatty change may occur as streaks in the papillary
the heart is flabby and the fatty change may occur as streaks in the papillary
muscles (those furthest away from the blood supply).
muscles (those furthest away from the blood supply).
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