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Liver: Post-Necrotic Cirrhosis--Hepatic B Viruses

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Title	Liver: Post-Necrotic Cirrhosis--Hepatic B Viruses
Creator	MUSC Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
Date	1900-1999
Subject	Liver;Pathology;Liver Diseases--pathology
Description	Post-necrotic cirrhosis--Hepatic B viruses. COMMENT ON SPECIMENS (#25-29): These illustrate the range of changes seen in autopsy livers from patients dying from viral hepatitis (liver disease or complications therefrom): #25=a liver that is bile stained and shows dark areas of necrosis but is not as massively necrotic as #26 and #27 (these two livers probably less than 800-900 gms) and although these two do not now show the usual maroon appearance, there has been a marked loss of hepatocytes. #28 and #29 show pale nodular areas interspersed in liver parenchyma which histologically demonstrates, besides necrosis, scarring or cirrhosis (#28 less, #29 more scarring). The nodular areas actually represent attempts at regeneration of hepatocytes.
Digital Collection	Gordon R. Hennigar Pathology Museum Collection
Contributing Institution	Waring Historical Library (MUSC)
Rights	Digital image copyright, 2011, the Waring Historical Library. For more information, please contact the Waring Historical Library.
S.C. County	Charleston County (S.C.)
Digitization Specifications	Nikon D200
Date Digital	2011
Language	English
Type	Still Image
Format	image/jpeg
Media Type	Objects
Resource Identifier	L29

Title	Liver: Post-Necrotic Cirrhosis--Hepatic B Viruses
Creator	MUSC Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
Date	1900-1999
Subject	Liver;Pathology;Liver Diseases--pathology
Description	Post-necrotic cirrhosis--Hepatic B viruses. COMMENT ON SPECIMENS (#25-29): These illustrate the range of changes seen in autopsy livers from patients dying from viral hepatitis (liver disease or complications therefrom): #25=a liver that is bile stained and shows dark areas of necrosis but is not as massively necrotic as #26 and #27 (these two livers probably less than 800-900 gms) and although these two do not now show the usual maroon appearance, there has been a marked loss of hepatocytes. #28 and #29 show pale nodular areas interspersed in liver parenchyma which histologically demonstrates, besides necrosis, scarring or cirrhosis (#28 less, #29 more scarring). The nodular areas actually represent attempts at regeneration of hepatocytes.
Digital Collection	Gordon R. Hennigar Pathology Museum Collection
Contributing Institution	Waring Historical Library (MUSC)
Rights	Digital image copyright, 2011, the Waring Historical Library. For more information, please contact the Waring Historical Library.
S.C. County	Charleston County (S.C.)
Digitization Specifications	Nikon D200
Date Digital	2011
Language	English
Type	Still Image
Format	image/jpeg
Media Type	Objects
Resource Identifier	L29

Liver: Post-Necrotic Cirrhosis--Hepatic B Viruses

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