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necrosis
(redirected from bridging necrosis)

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Liver biopsy revealed active hepatitis with bridging necrosis.
Porokeratosis in a patient with hepatitis of unclear etiology by Mundi, Jyoti Pathria; Cerullo, Lauren; Cotliar, Jonathan / Journal of Drugs in Dermatology
Wide periportal necrosis was also identified in cases 1 and 4 (Figure 3D), and necrosis was found in the central-to-portal or portal-to-portal region, with bridging necrosis in all cases (Figure 3C).
Grand rounds: an outbreak of toxic hepatitis among industrial waste ... by Kim, Jung Ran / Environmental Health Perspectives
of cases 9 8 12 Focal dropout 22 62 58 Bridging necrosis 0 37 25 Parenchymal inflammation 11 37 8 Steatosis, macrovesicular 0 12 8 Cholestasis 0 25 0 Macronodular cirrhosis (mean nodule diameter >3 mm) 11 62 25 Dilated sinusoids 22 50 50 Sinusoidal fibrosis 44 37 0 Venoportal fibrous adhesions 100 100 100 Large regions of extinction 78 75 58 Primary Biliary All Cirrhosis Cirrhosis No.
Regression of Human Cirrhosis: Morphologic Features and the Genesis ... by Wanless, Ian R.; Nakashima, Eisuke; Sherman, Morris / Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
 
 
 
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