Lesional group

Articles

• hyperplasia
  18 November 2004

  hyperplasias

• centrilobular lesions
  25 May 2004

  Types
  centrilobular sinusoidal dilatation (centrilobular congestion)
  centrilobular sinusoidal hemorrhage
  centrilobular steatosis
  centrilobular giant cell reaction
  centrilobular cholestasis
  centrilobular hepatocyte clarification
  centrilobular hemorrages
  centrilobular necrosis centrilobular hemorrhagic necrosis
  Features
  centrilobular hepatocytes

• hepatocytic inclusions
  25 April 2004

  Types
  hepatocytic nuclear inclusions
  hepatocytic cytoplasmic inclusions hepatocytic ground glass inclusions polyglucosan bodies Lafora bodies Lafora body-like inclusions
  See also
  cellular inclusions cytoplasmic inclusions
  hepatocytic PAS+ non-glycogenic globules

• hepatic anomalies
  16 July 2004

  hepatic lesions
  Types
  hepatic macroscopical anomalies
  hepatic microscopical anomalies hepatic architectural anomalies hepatic cellular infiltration hepatic inflammation ( hepatitis )
  According to the localization
  portal anomalies
  lobular anomalies
  centrilobular anomalies
  hepatic vascular anomalies
  See also
  hepatic malformations
  hepatic diseases
  hepatic (...)

• portal anomalies
  3 December 2005

  portal lesions
  Types
  portal fibrosis
  portal cellular infiltration
  portal inflammation
  portal biliary lesions ductular proliferation interlobular biliary duct lesions ductopenia
  portal vascular lesions portal arteriolar lesions portal veinular lesions
  See also
  Liver hepatic anomalies

• hepatocytic lesions
  8 December 2004

  hepatocellular lesions, liver cell damage

• granulomas
  10 June 2003

  granuloma WKP
  Definition : Granuloma is a component of a specific form of chronic inflammation , called " granulomatous inflammation " observed in many diseases.
  It is a round and well defined collection of immune cells known as macrophages (or histiocytes ).
  Classically, granulomas form when the immune system attempts to wall off substances it perceives as foreign but is unable to eliminate. Such substances include infectious organisms including bacteria and fungi, as well as (...)

• digestive hamartomatous polyps
  21 June 2005

  Exemples
  Peutz-Jeghers polyp
  digestive angiolipofibroma
  See also
  digestive polyps

• subserosal lesions
  9 February 2005

  Types (exemples)
  subserosal inflammation
  subserosal cellular infiltration
  subserosal calcifications

• digestive macroscopical anomalies
  4 April 2005

  Examples
  digestive polyps gastic polyps intestinal polyps colorectal polyps

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