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===Gross===
===Gross===
Features:<ref>PBoD P.922.</ref>
Features:<ref>{{Ref PBoD|922}}</ref>
*Well circumscribed, but no capsule.
*Well circumscribed, but no capsule.
*Lighter than surrounding parenchyma, may be yellow.
*Lighter than surrounding parenchyma, may be yellow.
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Note: Usually a solitary lesion.<ref name=emedicine_fnh/>
Note: Usually a solitary lesion.<ref name=emedicine_fnh/>
===Histopathology===
===Histopathology===
Features:<ref>PBoD P.922.</ref>
Features:<ref>{{Ref PBoD|922}}</ref>
*Stellate scar has large arteries with fibromuscular hyperplasia.
*Stellate scar has large arteries with fibromuscular hyperplasia.
**Thin fibrous septa radiate from the central scar - surrounded by lymphocytes & bile ductules.
**Thin fibrous septa radiate from the central scar - surrounded by lymphocytes & bile ductules.
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==Nodular regenerative hyperplasia==
==Nodular regenerative hyperplasia==
*Associated with renal transplants, bone marrow transplants and vasculitities.<ref>PBoD P.922.</ref>
*Associated with renal transplants, bone marrow transplants and vasculitities.<ref>{{Ref PBoD|922}}</ref>
*Can lead to portal hypertension and many of the associated complications.
*Can lead to portal hypertension and many of the associated complications.


===Etiology===
===Etiology===
*Arterial hypervascularity secondary to loss of hepatic vein radicles (loss of central venule in hepatic lobule).<ref>PBoD P.922.</ref>
*Arterial hypervascularity secondary to loss of hepatic vein radicles (loss of central venule in hepatic lobule).<ref>{{Ref PBoD|922}}</ref>


ASIDE: radicle = ramulus - smallest branch or vessel or nerve.<ref>Dorlands2</ref>
ASIDE: radicle = ramulus - smallest branch or vessel or nerve.<ref>Dorlands2</ref>
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===Histopathology===
===Histopathology===
Features:<ref>PBoD P.922.</ref>
Features:<ref>{{Ref PBoD|922}}</ref>
*"Plump" hepatocytes surrounded by atrophic ones.
*"Plump" hepatocytes surrounded by atrophic ones.
*No fibrosis.
*No fibrosis.
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