[Distribution of types I and III collagens in hepatic cirrhosis by the picrosirius polarization method].

N H, Toppa; P, Raso

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[Distribution of types I and III collagens in hepatic cirrhosis by the picrosirius polarization method].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 28 May 1985 Portuguese Journal:Arquivos de gastroenterologia, volume 21 (issn: 0004-2803,

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Authors: N H, Toppa; P, Raso;

pmid: 6534336

[Distribution of types I and III collagens in hepatic cirrhosis by the picrosirius polarization method].

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Abstract

The distribution of types I and III collagen fibrils was analysed in liver fragments of 18 cases of alcoholic hepatic cirrhosis. Using the method of picrosirius polarization the collagen fibrils type I and III were found to be very increased in both intra and extralobular connective tissue. Type I fibrils were more frequent in the extralobular tissue and type III in the intralobular connective tissue.

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Liver, Histocytochemistry, Liver Cirrhosis, Alcoholic, Humans, Collagen, Microscopy, Polarization

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