k Liver cirrhosis, illustration Liver cirrhosis, illustration. The liver shows many small and large surface granules and is pale reddish and brownish in colour. The tissue has a hard almost boardlike consistency. This is due to replacement of the normal highly cellular hepatocyte lobules with fibrous connective tissue forming septa among the remaining hepatocellular tissue or nodules. A common consequence of chronic and excessive alcohol consumption, cirrhosis may progress to endstage liver disease. From Bollinger, O. 1901 Atlas und Gundriss der Pathologischen Anatomie, vol 1. Lehmann, Munich., by MICROSCAPESCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Liver cirrhosis, illustration Liver cirrhosis, illustration. The liver shows many small and large surface granules and is pale reddish and brownish in colour. The tissue has a hard almost board like consistency. This is due to replacement of the normal highly cellular hepatocyte lobules with fibrous connective tissue forming septa among the remaining hepatocellular tissue or nodules. A common consequence of chronic and excessive alcohol consumption, cirrhosis may progress to end stage liver disease. From Bollinger, O. 1901 Atlas und Gundriss der Pathologischen Anatomie, vol 1. Lehmann, Munich., by MICROSCAPE SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
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Liver cirrhosis, illustration

Liver cirrhosis, illustration. The liver shows many small and large surface granules and is pale reddish and brownish in colour. The tissue has a hard almost board-like consistency. This is due to replacement of the normal highly cellular hepatocyte lobules with fibrous connective tissue forming septa among the remaining hepatocellular tissue or nodules. A common consequence of chronic and excessive alcohol consumption, cirrhosis may progress to end-stage liver disease. From Bollinger, O. 1901 Atlas und Gundriss der Pathologischen Anatomie, vol 1. Lehmann, Munich., by MICROSCAPE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

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