Fig. 6 | Modern Pathology

Fig. 6

From: Histologic pattern is better correlated with clinical outcomes than biochemical classification in patients with drug-induced liver injury

Fig. 6

Examples of drug-induced liver injury cases included. a Acute hepatic liver injury pattern with bridging necrosis (H&E, 200×), with biochemical normalization within 182 days. b Chronic hepatic liver injury pattern with mild fibrosis (Ishak stage 2), with biochemical normalization within 321 days (Sweet, 100×). c Cholestatic hepatic liver injury pattern (H&E, 200×), with biochemical normalization within 240 days. d Acute cholestatic liver injury (H&E, 100×), with biochemical normalization within 50 days. e Cholestatic hepatic liver injury with bile duct injury and bile duct loss <25% (H&E, 400×), with biochemical normalization within 240 days; f Chronic cholestatic liver injury with bile duct loss >50%, with biochemical normalization within 480 days (H&E, 400×)

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