A pale infarct, also known as an ischemic infarct, refers to an area of tissue death caused by reduced blood supply due to a blockage or interruption in the blood vessels. It presents as a pale or whitish area due to the absence of blood. Synonyms for pale infarct include anemic infarct, ischemic necrosis, or hypoperfusion injury. These terms describe the same phenomenon of tissue damage resulting from insufficient oxygen and nutrients supply. They are used interchangeably in medical literature and discussions to depict the characteristic appearance and pathology of the affected tissue. Understanding these synonyms aids in effective communication and comprehension within the medical community.