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This native liver biopsy is from an 18-year-old male with hepatomegaly. Liver function studies on admission included AST 526, ALT 504, alkaline phosphatase 159, total bilirubin 0.4. Cholesterol was 293 and triglycerides 733. Glucose level was 640 and dropped to 49 the following day after therapy. The whole slide digital image of this biopsy is available for your review and comments.

 
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