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8. Alcoholic hepatitis: Difference between revisions
Created page with "''As of spring 2020 this topic is not part of the curriculum, so you shouldn’t have to learn it.'' '''Staining''': HE '''Organ''': Liver '''Description''': There are five characteristics that can be seen: # Some hepatocytes are swollen with very pale cytoplasm. This is called ballooning degeneration # Some hepatocytes have no nuclei. This indicates necrosis # Some hepatocytes have bright eosinophilic inclusion bodies called Mallory bodies # Fibrosis is visible # N..."
(Created page with "''As of spring 2020 this topic is not part of the curriculum, so you shouldn’t have to learn it.'' '''Staining''': HE '''Organ''': Liver '''Description''': There are five characteristics that can be seen: # Some hepatocytes are swollen with very pale cytoplasm. This is called ballooning degeneration # Some hepatocytes have no nuclei. This indicates necrosis # Some hepatocytes have bright eosinophilic inclusion bodies called Mallory bodies # Fibrosis is visible # N...") |
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