06.17.2013 - Liver Pathology I - Patterns of Injury Flashcards

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What kind of pattern is this?

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Hepatitic

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Histology of hepatic infarction

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Caudate lobe hypertrophy in Budd-Chiari

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What stage is this - normal, expansion, septae, bridging, or cirrhosis?

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Septae

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Ballooning Degeneration - associated with Steatohepatitis

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What kind of pattern is this? Hepatitic, infiltrative, or cholestatic?

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Cholestatic

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Portal tract venopathy

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Cirrhosis

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Paulsen Lesion of Hepatitis C

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Histology of acute venous outflow obstruction - congestion occurs where the bracket is. The arrow is the terminal venule

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11
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Label the stages of cirrhosis

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Congested Nutmeg Liver - the red zones are 3, and the pink zones are 1

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Steatosis

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What pattern?

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Glycogenated Hepatocellular nuclei associated with steatohepatitis

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Portal vein thrombosis

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What stage is this - normal, expansion, septae, bridging, or cirrhosis?

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Bridging

19
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Is this pattern hepatitic, infiltrative, or cholestatic ?

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Hepatitic

20
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Fulminant hepatic necrosis

20
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What stage is this - normal, expansion, septae, bridging, or cirrhosis?

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Cirrhosis

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Mallory’s hyaline, associated with steatohepatitis

23
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Portal vein thrombosis

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Histology of hepatic infarction

26
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What stage is this - normal, expansion, septae, bridging, or cirrhosis?

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Expansion

27
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Venous outflow obstruction - chronic cardiac time fibrosis - collagen along planes of pressure in zone 3

28
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Bile duct infarction

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30
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Acute hepatitic injury caused by acetaminophen leading to zone 3 damage

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Trichrome stain showing dense collagen deposited in portal venous area - portal vein obliterated without cirrhosis

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Amyloid

33
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What stage is this - normal, expansion, septae, bridging, or cirrhosis?

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Normal

34
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Biloma

35
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Histology of hepatic infarction

36
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Hepatic infarction