i need the answer quickly 27. Postmortem hypostasis will be markedly developed in%3;a. Anemiab. Congestive cardiac failurec. Lobar pneumoniad. Excessive haemorrhagee. Septicaemia

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27. Postmortem hypostasis will be markedly developed in a. Anemia b. Congestive cardiac failure c. Lobar pneumonia d. Excessive haemorrhage e. Septicaemia