… fatty liver disease (NAFLD) or nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH), one is almost certain to
find a phrase that describes NAFLD as both “identical to alcoholic liver disease… liver disease, …

… cases where a dual pathology exists. A number of systems have been devised for grading
and staging the severity of fatty liver disease. These require further evaluation, but have a …

… A novel approach to detect prevalence has come from evaluation of newly diagnosed liver
disease patients in a large clinic setting; 7 in this study, 21% of 742 such patients were found …

… evaluation of liver biopsy … disease or other rare conditions. However, and given its high
prevalence, for the hepatologist, the acronyms NAFLD and NASH usually refer to liver disease …

… Other studies concurred that the number of cases in boys outnumber those in girls, but
pathological evaluation showed mixed patterns of injury.61, 62 The NASH Clinical Research …

… ed that a liver biopsy should … liver disease. Sanyal et al. [12] proposed taking into account
specific clinical constellations such as exclusion of alternate causes of liver disease, evaluation …

… Liver biopsy evaluation was the foundation for the proposals … of chronic progressive liver
disease characterized by lesions … Clinico-pathological correlation is essential for highlighting …

The structural and functional changes that develop in the liver in patients with cardiac
disease have intrigued clinicians and pathologists for at least 2 centuries. The microscopic …

… to the review of the significant pathologic changes that are … patients with liver biopsies
were prospectively evaluated by … The histologic features were evaluated by three pathologists …

… NAFLD comprises a wide morphological spectrum which makes the pathologic evaluation
and distinction difficult. NAFLD is histologically further categorized into NAFL and NASH. The …