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The pattern of cell death that is characterized by intense eosinophilia with condensation of nuclear material and preservation of cell shape to permit recognition of cell boundaries is best categorized as: COAGULATIVE NECROSISA. ApoptosisB. Caseous necrosisC. Fibrinoid necrosisD. Liquefactive necrosis E. Metaplasia
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