nekroser
Nekroser is the plural form of the noun nekrose (necrosis) in Danish and Norwegian Bokmål, used in medical texts to describe tissue death at the cellular level resulting from irreversible injury. It is distinguished from apoptosis, a regulated form of cell death, and from autolysis, tissue degradation that occurs after death.
Nekroser arise from various pathophysiological processes, most commonly ischemia or infarction, infection, toxins, trauma, or chemical
In terms of morphology, nekroser can take several forms. Coagulative necrosis preserves tissue architecture for a
Diagnosis and management rely on clinical context, imaging, and histopathology. While nekroser themselves are not reversible,
Etymology traces nekrose to Greek nekrosis, meaning tissue death. In Danish and Norwegian usage, nekroser remains