Chronic venous congestion in lungs, depicted in the images below, may be identified by the presence of engorged alveolar capillaries in alveolar septa. There will also be intra-alveolar hemorrhages and alveolar septa and spaces may contain numerous heart failure cells. Alveolar septa undergo fibrosis too.
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Compare it with normal histology of lungs
