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You are asked to review a liver biopsy from a patient with history of alcohol abuse. Which of the following pathologic changes will most likely lead to death of hepatocytes and liver cirrhosis?
THE PATHOLOGIC CHANGES MOST LIKELY TO LEAD TO DEATH OF HEPATOCYTES AND LIVER CIRRHOSIS ARE FATTY CHANGE IN HEPATOCYTES.
What type of examples are these morphological changes? A pathologist notes cloudy swelling, hydropic change and fatty change in the liver of a patient with a history of alcohol abuse.
E is the most likely answer to this question. What is reversible cell injury? From the name itself, you can already guess that this is a type of condition wherein the cell has a high chance of recovering. Take note that this would depend on the exten
Which of the following occurs in ischemic cell injury (in the myocardial infarctions in a rat model)?
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Which of the following pathologic changes will most likely lead to the death of hepatocytes and liver cirrhosis? You are asked to review a liver biopsy from a patient with a history of alcohol...
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The question asked about pathology of hepatocytes in liver cirrhosis..why the correct answer is karyolysis in myocardial cells?
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