Difference between revisions of "DZI20-206-Case-10"
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Note: The liver shows architectural effacement with conversion of the parenchyma into micronodules, essentially a micronodular cirrhosis on Trichrome. Several of the nodules are entirely necrotic or infarcted, accounting for about 10% of the biopsy (less of the tissue is necrotic on permanent sections than on the frozen slide). The nodules also show canalicular cholestasis. No iron or PAS/D positive globules are present. Elastic and reticulin stains were performed to assess whether the fibrous bands were collapse due to necrosis rather than old scarring. While collapse of parenchyma is probably accentuating the appearance of fibrosis, the overall appearance, together with the trichrome, reticulin and elastic stains, suggests cirrhosis. | Note: The liver shows architectural effacement with conversion of the parenchyma into micronodules, essentially a micronodular cirrhosis on Trichrome. Several of the nodules are entirely necrotic or infarcted, accounting for about 10% of the biopsy (less of the tissue is necrotic on permanent sections than on the frozen slide). The nodules also show canalicular cholestasis. No iron or PAS/D positive globules are present. Elastic and reticulin stains were performed to assess whether the fibrous bands were collapse due to necrosis rather than old scarring. While collapse of parenchyma is probably accentuating the appearance of fibrosis, the overall appearance, together with the trichrome, reticulin and elastic stains, suggests cirrhosis. | ||
|reasonCode=liver tx bx | |reasonCode=liver tx bx | ||
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|authoredOn=February 18, 2021 05:23:49 PM | |authoredOn=February 18, 2021 05:23:49 PM | ||
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