Female 53 years

Patient with multisystemic sarcoidosis - deranged liver tests. Suspicious of liver sarcoidosis One core 17mm long

Male 66 years

Persistently high ALT. AMA Positive. Serum electrophoresis = polyclonal hypergammaglobulmena Core biopsies tan liver tissue (please also see reticulin, sirius red and orcein on website)

Male 53 years

HIV (CD4 =370) on HAART, history of diabetes mellitus, excesss alcohol. Hepatomegaly Single core 16mm length (please also see van Gieson)

Male 24 years

Abnormal LFT's. Portal hypertension ? Non-cirrhotic portal hypertension ? Pale core 29mm (please also see van Gieson)

Male 39 years

E antigen positive hepatitis B ALT>60, viral load 2 x 106. Biopsy 2006 no fibrosis. To re-stage disease. Tan core 30mm (please also see van Gieson)

Female 56 years

MTX therapy. Increased LFTs. Ultrasound scan indicates fatty change/fibrosis? Cirrhosis Two pale yellow cores measuring 17mm and 15mm. (no special stains)

Female 64 years

Recurrent ovarian tumour + liver; right lobe R1 resection Liver measuring 11 x 8 x 6cm, attached to a irregular mass of tumour 16 x 11 x 5 cm, together weighing 553g;

Female 60 years

GIST tumour stomach, lesion noted in liver and resected Wedge of liver 2.2x2x1.1cm

Male 70 years

Tumour mid CBD 27mm segment of bile duct up to a diameter of 13mm

Female 67 years

Past medical history of chondrosarcoma. Segment IV&V lesion? Metastatic disease 40mm homogeneous white lesion with gritty cut surface

Male 72 years

4.5cm lesion in seg 2/4 ? HCC, background liver fibrotic Left Hepatectomy 473g, 140x115x60mm circumscribed soft tan tumour 45mm across (please also see EVG and PASD)

Female 52 years

Right hepatectomy for slowly enlarging rt lobe lesion and GB. Clinically ? Benign. liver measuring 14.8 x 11 x 7cm weighing 550g well defined rounded lesion measuring 5.5cm in maximum dimension. The inner part of the lesion appears congested where as the outer part is lined by a rim of pale tissue with an irregular inner border and a smooth outer border. background liver appears normal. (please also see reticulin)