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Hemorrhagic infarction is seen in all except:

A
Venous thrombosis
B
Thrombosis
C
Septicemia
D
Embolism
High-Yield Explanation
Hemorrhagic infarction is seen in: Hypercoagulable states (OCP use, pregnancy, polycythemia vera, malignancy, etc.) Embolism - Infarct is attributed to lysis of clot exposing infarct tissue and its permeable capillary bed to recirculating blood. Venous thrombosis.

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