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- diffuse hepatic lipidosis


- fatty liver syndrome

- Mdx: diffuse hepatic lipidosis


- fatty liver syndrome


- floats in fixative

- scalded to remove hair


- icteric


- vitamin e/ sel deficiency

- icterus


- vitamin e/ sel deficiency

- vitamin e/ selenium deficiency


- degeneration and necrosis

- hepatosis diathetica


- Mdx: fibrino-necrohemorrhagic hepatitis


- Etiology: vitamin e/ sel deficiency


- "panlobular" hepatic necrosis

- chronic hepatitis


- Mdx: hepatic cirrhosis


- prolonged primidone (anticonvulsant)


- necrosis of parenchyma and replacement with fibrinous connective tissue

- FLUKE POO POO


- porphyrin pigment


- fascioloides magna

- fascioloides magna


- Edx: parasitic hepatitis


- disease: distomiasis

- liver poisoning


- platynosomum fastosum


- in bile ducts and bladder

- platynosomum fastosum

- platynosomum fastosum


- mdx - chronic eosinophilic cholangiohepatitis

- wall of the gall bladder


- platynosomum fastosum


- chronic hyperplastic or proliferative cholicystitis

- platynosomum fastosum


- metacecariae im bile duct

- fluke with trematode egg in bile duct


- platynosomum fastosum


- hyperplasia

- some PM artifacts


- Hepatic fractures


- associated with abdominal trauma


- can lead to hemoperitoneum



- nutmeg liver (cardiac cirrhosis)


- chronic passive hepatic congestion


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- rabbit


- hepatic coccidiosis


- Mdx: chronic multifocal proliferative or hyperplastic cholingiohepatitis


- eimeria stiedae

- chronic proliferative or hyperplastic cholangitis


- Edx: eimerial cholangitis, parasitic cholangitis, or coccidial hepatitis


- eimeria stiedae