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Hematoxylin and eosin staining of liver biopsy revealed lipofuscinosis and cholestasis suggestive of athlete's hepatitis. x400.
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A liver biopsy (Fig. 1) revealed: (1) diffuse parenchymal cholestasis, increased lipofuscin pigment, and few hepatocytes undergoing mitosis. (2) Iron stain without evidence of increased stainable iron. (3) No fatty infiltration, inflammatory changes, or abnormal liver architecture noted. (4) No evidence of fibrosis by trichome and reticulin stains.
Graphic representation of the patient's liver enzymes during his hospital stay: liver enzymes during the first week of hospitalization.
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Trends of liver enzymes during hospital stay are shown in Figure 2 and 3.
Graphic representation of the patient's liver enzymes during his hospital stay: liver enzymes trending down during the second week of hospitalization.
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Trends of liver enzymes during hospital stay are shown in Figure 2 and 3.