… In hepatic cell injury, the morphological features of HSCs undergo important transformations
[2, 28]. They lose their characteristic lipid vacuoles and become activated [19, 28, 38, 42,43]…

… Blood flow disorders induced by this increased vascular resistance elicit hepatic cellular …
ductal plate malformations, resulting in periportal fibrosis and intrahepatic ductular dysplasia (…

… risk of chronic liver disease progression and is involved in the hepatocarcinogenesis process.
Although a minority of SN are dysplastic, approximately 25% of all dysplastic nodules are …

… Effects of lenvatinib on proliferation of liver cell lines in vitro. These data were obtained from
… HCC, some of which is associated with a dysplastic nodule, premalignant lesion (57). When …

… Nzeako et al. found that liver cell dysplasia occurred in a … of HCC within the dysplastic foci
that occur in livers with NRH or due to … cells with scant cytoplasm morphologically resembling …

… This study aimed to clarify the role and mechanism of autophagy in the fetal liver dysplasia
… To explore morphology in the liver, the 6-μm thickness paraffin histological sections of …

… morphology or extensive high-grade dysplasia. The invasive component is often an ordinary
tubular (pancreatobiliary-type) adenocarcinoma, although other types, such as mucinous, …

… liver, which may be single or multiple and etiologically can be acquired or have genetic
underpinnings. Although the morphology … The cysts are non-dysplastic and there is no apparent …

… and dysplastic hepatocytes, Cirrhotic nodule, Dysplastic nodule, Focal Nodular Hyperplasia
and hepatic adenoma while malignancies mimicking HCC are primary hepatic tumors like …

… In this work, a comparative study of the stress-strain state of the … its dysplastic changes in
the application of the technique of "trampling" used for conservative treatment of hip dysplasia. …