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Sep 15, 2026, 09:34
Mario D. Caldararo: Are Lines of Zahn Pathognomonic for Antemortem Thrombosis?
Mario D. Caldararo, Intensivist at Saint Peter’s Healthcare System, shared a post on X:
“Are Lines of Zahn pathognomonic for antemortem thrombosis?
Yes – when defined as laminated platelet-fibrin bands formed in flowing blood.
Other fibrin patterns may occur after death, but they are not true Lines of Zahn; no postmortem process reproduces the genuine pattern.”
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