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Hepatocellular

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hepatocellular /hep·a·to·cel·lu·lar/ (hep″ah-to-sel´u-lar) pertaining to or affecting liver cells.
Hepatocellular
Of or pertaining to liver cells.

hepatocellular
pertaining to or affecting liver cells.

hepatocellular adenoma
tumor is usually single, may be lobulated, sessile; no acinar development and no ductal system.
hepatocellular fusion
there is fusion then disappearance of adjacent hepatic cell membranes giving the tissue a syncytial appearance.
hepatocellular jaundice
jaundice arising because of damage to hepatic cells.


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