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Authored By: Dr Phillip Silberberg, Kosair Children's Hospital Hospital, Radiologist, Kosair Children's Hospital, Kentucky, USA.
Patient: 10 year old female
History: 10 YEAR OLD GIRL PRESENTS WITH HEPATOMEGALY. GGT=22, ALT=103, AST=65,
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Fig. 7: Liver biopsy with fatty change

Fig. 8: Steatosis

Fig. 9: Steatosis and focal portal inflammation

Fig. 10: Portal chronic inflammation
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Diagnosis: MODERATE MACROVESICULAR STEATOSIS
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Great images! Some discussion/background information would make the case even better!--Nils Hoyer, 2009-03-09 08:46:01
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Case Number: 3899978Last Updated: 02-14-2006
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Anatomy: Gastrointestinal (GI)   Pathology: Metabolic
Modality: PathologyAccess Level: Readable by all users
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