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A Comparison of Liver Ultrastructure in Salicylate Intoxication and Reye's Syndrome

All childhood liver biopsy specimens from The Cincinnati Children's Hospital Research Foundation which had been prepared for light and electron microscopy were reviewed to identify biopsies from children with salicylate intoxication. Only two cases of primary salicylate intoxication were identified. The histopathology and ultrastructural pathology were compared to that in two cases of Reye's syndrome which were selected because they had been treated with salicylates and had comparable serum salicylate concentrations at the time of liver biopsy.