The laboratory diagnosis of tropical diseases with special reference to Britain: a review.

Ridley, D.S.

doi:10.1136/jcp.27.6.435

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“…In visceral leishmaniasis there is massive hypertrophy of kupffer cells and portal phagocytes may contain in variable number of LD bodies. 11 Parenchymal cell degeneration, and portal tract and sinusoidal infiltration with lymphocytes may be seen. In this study 5 patients had normal histopathological findings.…”

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Clinicopathological correlation of liver biopsy- study of 50 cases

Hossain

Khandaker²,

Azad

et al. 2015

J Dhaka Med Coll

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Abstract:Background: The liver biopsy is considered by many experts to be the most specific diagnostic tool used to assess the nature and severity of liver diseases such as hepatitis C. Liver J Dhaka Med Coll. 2013; 22(2) : 120-124. Results: Histopathologically chronic liver disease (CLD) was found to be the commonest lesion (pd"0.05), which was 24 (48%) followed by hepatocellular carcinoma 13(26%) and secondary deposit 02(4%). Eleven cases consist of other findings including normal. CLD commonly presented with loss of appetite (82%), Jaundice (74%), Weight loss (68%), hepatic facies (54%).Hepatocellular carcinoma commonly presented with hepatomegaly (100%), jaundice (61.84%), weight loss (76.92%), and ascites (53.85%). Hepatomegaly was constant feature

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