liver parenchyma with mild portal lymphoplasmacytic infiltrate grade 2.mild steatosis 20 % accompanied by ballooinghepatocytes focal centrilobular pericellular fibrosis and occasional glycogenated nuclei.trichromebsstain shows features of chonic hepatitis consistent with the hepatitis cand superimposed steatohepatitis likely nash
Hello and welcome to Chat Doctor, The liver biopsy report that you have posted shows features of non-alcoholic steato-hepatitis (NASH). The details mentioned in the report- lympho-plasmacytic infiltration of liver parenchymal, ballooning hepatocytes, fibrosis are features seen in NASH.NASH is liver inflammation caused by non-alcoholic causes. Alcohol is the most common cause of liver inflammation, however, there are some non-alcoholic causes which can also cause these similar changes. Diabetes mellitus is one of the common cause of NASH.NASH causes progressive inflammation of the liver parenchymal thus causing clinical symptoms of hepatitis. You need to consult your physician or gastroenterologist for management of the condition. Thanks and take care Chat Doctor. 