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Histopathologic Features of Liver Allografts(*) Lobular Acidophilic Inflammation Bodies Portal and Necrosis ([dagger]) Inflammation HCV+ HCV- HCV+ HCV- HCV+ HCV- None 0 0 0 5 0 2 Mild 17 12 18 16 16 13 Moderate 12 10 12 4 13 8 Severe 1 2 0 0 1 2 Piecemeal Necrosis ([double dagger]) Steatosis HCV+ HCV- HCV+ HCV- None 21 24 16 16 Mild 4 1 13 5 Moderate 5 0 1 3 Severe 0 0 0 1 (*) HCV+ indicates HCV-positive group; HCV-, HCV-negative group. HCV-infected livers, "which are routinely discarded as unfit for use, could provide a lifesaving option for HCV- infected liver transplant candidates" when uninfected livers are not available, wrote lead investigator Hugo Vargas and colleagues in the July issue of Gastroenterology. |
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HCTR hCTR2 HCTRA HCTRTF HCTS HCTT HCTU HCTZ HCTZ HCTZ HCU HCUA HCUAA HCUC HCUED HCUG HCUK HCUL HCUP HCUP-3 HCURA HCUS HCUV HCV HCV HCV HCV NAT HCV+ HCV- HCV-HHCVA HCVB HCVC HCVD HCVE HCVF HCVFD HCVG HCVH HCVHP HCVI HCVIS HCVM HCVMS HCVP HCVQ HCVS HCW HCW HCWA HCWC HCWCBCA HCWCM HCWDC | |||||
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