Most friable vegetations is seen in:: (A) Infective endocarditis, (B) Libman sacks endocarditis, (C) Rheumatic hea disease, (D) Rheumatoid hea disease
Answer is A. The hallmark of infective endocarditis is the presence of friable,bulky and potentially destructive vegetations containing fibrin,inflammatory cells and bacteria or other organisms on the hea valves. (ref Robbins 9/e560)