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[ArchivalUser]

A patient with hepatitis B dies 9 days after the onset
of symptoms. Microscopically, his liver is most
likely to show
(A) diffuse fatty vacuolization with minimal
necrosis
(B) diffuse fibrosis with nodularity
© limited peripheral zonal necrosis
(D) widespread hepatocellular necrosis
(E) widespread neutrophilic infiltration in
lobules

[ArchivalUser]

Ans is AA.

[ArchivalUser]

dd

[ArchivalUser]

i think it's A

[ArchivalUser]

D..acute liver failure (ALF) there is widespread hepatocellular necrosis

[ArchivalUser]

but 10 days after onset of symptoms

[ArchivalUser]

fulminant hepatic failure ...D

Hyperacute
within 7 days ...
very high risk of cerebral edema
Acute
8-28 days
high risk of cerebral edema
Subacute
5-26 weeks
low risk of cerebral edema