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8. Steatosis hepatis: Difference between revisions
Created page with "'''Staining''': HE and oil-red '''Organ''': Liver '''Description''': HE: We can see the portal triad, meaning that we are looking at a liver. There is panlobular fat accumulation (fat is present in the whole lobule) in the whole slide. Oil-red: With this staining the fat is reddish-orangeish. '''Diagnosis''': Hepatic steatosis Causes: * Alcohol consumption * Metabolic syndrome (DM2, obesity) * Medications '''Theory''': When fixating the normal slides, we use for..."
(Created page with "'''Staining''': HE and oil-red '''Organ''': Liver '''Description''': HE: We can see the portal triad, meaning that we are looking at a liver. There is panlobular fat accumulation (fat is present in the whole lobule) in the whole slide. Oil-red: With this staining the fat is reddish-orangeish. '''Diagnosis''': Hepatic steatosis Causes: * Alcohol consumption * Metabolic syndrome (DM2, obesity) * Medications '''Theory''': When fixating the normal slides, we use for...") |
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