Which of the following is not a histomorphological feature of cirrhosis of liver?
High-Yield Explanation
Histopathology of cirrhosis Marked by the presence of parenchymal nodules surrounded by dense bands of fibrosis throughout the liver Normally smooth liver capsule is turned into a bumpy surface with depressed areas of scarring and bulging regenerative nodules Vascular thrombosis (paicularly of the poal vein) can be seen Diffuse microvesicular steatosis is related to fatty liver of pregnancy or in idiosyncratic reactions to toxins (e.g., valproate, tetracycline).