What type of tissue necrosis is typically caused by hypoxic injury?

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Necrosis characterized by tissue liquefactionNecrosis involving preservation of tissue architecture with protein denaturationNecrosis resembling cheese-like appearanceNecrosis involving fat tissue breakdownNecrosis caused by immune complex deposition

Explanation

Hypoxic injury usually results in coagulative necrosis, where the basic tissue structure remains intact due to protein denaturation. Other forms like liquefactive, caseous, and fat necrosis are associated with different pathological processes.