PMC3860072_01
Bluish discoloration of periodontal tissues (Burton sign)
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The patient's physical examination revealed stable hemodynamics, with a bluish discoloration of periodontal tissue (Figure 1) and mildly icteric sclera.
Liver biopsy showing mild canalicular cholestasis and feathery degeneration
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The pathology report was indicative of a preserved architecture; mild lymphocytic mononuclear infiltration in the portal spaces; foci of canalicular cholestasis, mostly of zone 3; and areas of cells with glycogenated nuclei, hence nonspecific hepatitis (Figure 2, 3).
Liver biopsy showing portal spaces with mild mononuclear portal inflammation
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The pathology report was indicative of a preserved architecture; mild lymphocytic mononuclear infiltration in the portal spaces; foci of canalicular cholestasis, mostly of zone 3; and areas of cells with glycogenated nuclei, hence nonspecific hepatitis (Figure 2, 3).