- massive pattern indicates toxic or nutritional problems
- zonal patterns fall into 3 anatomical categories:
- centrilobular (hypoxia, toxins)
- midzonal (rare)
- periportal (toxins)
Sunday, October 26, 2008 |
Liver: patterns of necrosis
- multifocal random pattern is caused by infectious agents (viruses, protozoa, bacteria)
- massive pattern indicates toxic or nutritional problems
- zonal patterns fall into 3 anatomical categories:
- massive pattern indicates toxic or nutritional problems
- zonal patterns fall into 3 anatomical categories:
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