All are true about Amoebiasis except?
Ans. (d) Coagulative necrosisRef: Robbin's pathology 9th ed. /795-96* The typical flask shaped ulcer in amoebiasis is due to liquefactive necrosis affecting caecum and ascending colon and rectum.* Once the infection spreads hematogenously from the gut to the liver it results in generation of liver abscess which has presence of anchovy sauce pus.
Flask shaped ulcers
Disease affects caecum and ascending colon
Anchovy pus in liver
Coagulative necrosis
Small and Large Intestines