Colliquative necrosisT30.42
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Soft necrosis caused by caustic alkalis as a result of the dissolution of protein from decaying cells, see also
coagulation necrosis,
cauterization.
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Swollen, soft, possibly gelatinous and transparent etching scab. Easy penetration of the chemicals into the environment with consequent destruction and damage to the surrounding tissue.