Infarction is ischemic tissue necrosis due to loss of arterial blood supply or venous drainage. The leading causes of infarction are thrombosis and thromboembolism. Other causes may include vasospasm, vessel compression or torsion, traumatic rupture, etc. Types of infarction are anemic, hemorrhagic, septic, myocardial, and cerebral.
Embolism and Infarction: Differences and Similarities
Embolism and infarction both result in the blockage of blood vessels in the body. Read this article to learn how they differ from each other.
Splenic Infarct - Causes, Symptoms, Treatment, and Complications
Splenic infarction is a condition caused by decreased blood flow in the spleen. Read the article to learn about this condition.
