ABSTRACT
Liver biopsy examination of 106 patients showed 47 with pure bilharzial liver, 16 with chronic persistent hepatitis, 19 with chronic persistent hepatitis associated with bilharzial liver, 14 with chronic active hepatitis and 10 with chronic active bilharzial liver. There was significant correlation between intensity of infection and bilharzial affection of the liver
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Liver Diseases/anatomy & histologyABSTRACT
Among 127 bilharzial patients [52 with bilharzial liver, 22 with chronic persistent hepatitis, 20 with chronic persistent hepatitis and bilharzial liver, 23 with chronic active hepatitis and 10 with chronic active and bilharzial liver] were studied. The combined effect of bilharziasis and chronic hepatitis participates in the derangement of liver histology in bilharzial patients
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Liver Diseases, Parasitic , Hepatitis, ChronicABSTRACT
The frequency of HBSAg in bilharzial patients [7%] was significantly higher than that in non-bilharzial ones [2-5%]. The presence of insulted liver by bilharzial, non-bilharzial [CPH and CAH] or both [CPH with bilharzia and CAH with bilharzia] lesions have no role in changing the incidence of HBSAg in sera of bilharzial patients
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Hepatitis B Surface AntigensABSTRACT
Three hundred surgically resected specimens of carcinoma of the female breast were studied. Paraffin sections stained by hematoxylin and eosin were examined and those with positive lymphocytic infiltrate were stained with methyl green pyronin. The data obtained were subjected to statistical evaluation. A Iymphocytic infiltrate was found in 80.33%, within and around tumour tissue. A significant rise in the mean lymphocytic infiltrate [MLI] was demonstrated in infiltrating duct carcinoma. There was a significant drop in the MLI in patients above 80 years of age. The mean values of immunoblasts showed a significant drop in cases with nodal metastases. As regards the size and site of the tumour no significant change was demonstrated