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Thromboembolus, low power H&E stained section

Last updated on Wednesday, April 15 2009 by gliageek

Thromboembolus, low power H&E stained section

Occlusion and dilatation of leptomeningeal artery overlying cerebellar cortex. Occlusion of smaller leptomeningeal blood vessels in non-coagulopathic individuals is nearly always secondary to embolization rather than in situ thrombosis.

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