… (e) A morphometric study for the number of positive cells for anti-human glypican 3. Values
represent mean ± SD. Different letters indicate significant statistical differences at (p ≤ 0.05). …

… However, in the nodules with a transition region from small cell changes to normal hepatic
cells, CK19 was often negative. And these nodules often had no or incomplete fibrous …

… Dysplastic foci are less than 1 mm in diameter and consist of groups of hepatocytes with
dysplasia, 1 now called either large cell … with an unusual small cell morphology, some of which …

… produce clonal populations of dysplastic cells that evolve to HCC. … are likely to be undetectable
on morphologic examination. Such … of liver cell plates (in the range of 2–3 cells). B) Clear …

… dysplasia from early HCC even among the most seasoned pathologists. This chapter will
serve primarily as a histologic review of liver cell dysplasia … Because the gross morphology is …

… type ICC is similar to the general concepts of “dysplasia-carcinoma sequence” or “adenoma-…
is because the comprising epithelial cells are mucinous epithelial cells similar to those in …

… Morphologic lesions during hepatocarcinogenesis include dysplastic lesions and small …
SCC was initially described by Watanabe et al. as “liver cell dysplasia of small-cell type” in …

… not a common finding in this study. Multilineage dysplasia was only identified in the patients
… However, this patient died of sepsis as a complication of LT and liver failure 1 week after BM …

… study describes a series of liver nodules ranging from benign regenerative lesions to dysplastic
… Regenerative nodules (76) showed hepatocyte proliferation without dysplasia and with …

… Areas with epithelial lining cells showing changes within the realm of low-grade dysplasia
… adenofibromas are rare primary liver neoplasms with a distinctive morphology. Although the …