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Hematoxylin and eosin (H&E) x 100. Photomicrograph illustrating predominantly macro-vesicular steatosis without hepatocyte ballooning or Mallory bodies; the presence of mononuclear inflammation and septal fibrosis.
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F1
Liver histopathology showed macro-vesicular steatosis (> 60%) and portal fibrosis (Figure 1).
H&E (A) x 40, (B) x 100. Liver graft with macro- and meso-steatosis (40%); no features of graft rejection.
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F2
Liver graft histology revealed macro-steatosis relapse with ~40% hepatocytes affected, with no features of graft rejection (Figure 2).
H&E (A) x 40, (B) x 100. Liver graft with micro and macrovacuolar steatosis (< 5%) with slight portal and centrolobular fibrosis.
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F3
Two years later, after sustained nutritional improvement along with weight reduction, he had normal liver enzymes and a graft histology with 5% of steatosis (Figure 3).