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acute yellow atrophy of liver ameboid cell atrophia atrophy blunt dissection change dissection disuse atrophy fatty kidney fatty liver gyrate atrophy of choroid and retina hepatocarcinoma hepatocellular carcinoma hepatoxin juvenile spinal muscular atrophy olivopontocerebellar atrophy paludism peroneal muscular atrophy Plasmodium	This sign may stem from diverse pathophysiologic mechanisms, including dilated hepatic sinusoids (in heart failure), persistently high venous pressure leading to liver congestion (in chronic constrictive pericarditis), dysfunction and engorgement of hepatocytes (in hepatitis), fatty infiltration of parenchymal cells causing fibrous tissue (in cirrhosis), distention of liver cells with glycogen (in diabetes), and infiltration of amyloid (in amyloidosis). Information on Hepatomegaly by Richard James / Psychology and mental health community In some cases of amiodarone pulmonary toxicity, the accumulation of phospholipids in alveolar macrophages and in other parenchymal cells leads to lipoid pneumonia. Endogenous lipoid pneumonia by Kanne, Jeffrey P.; Thoongsuwan, Nisa; Stern, Eric J. / Applied Radiology Genetic abnormalities in patients with MEN syndromes cause parathyroid tissues to develop into tiny rests of parenchymal cells scattered throughout the neck and mediastinum. Parathyromatosis by Hinni, Michael L. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal	paravertebral facet joint denervation paravertebral ganglion paravertebral sympathetic trunk paravesical paravesical fossa paravesical spaces paraveterinary paraxial paraxial region paraxon parazone parbendazole parboiled parchera parchment skin Pare Paré paregoric parelaphostrongylosis Parelaphostrongylus parencephalitis parencephalocele parenchyma parenchyma of prostate parenchymal parenchymal cell parenchymatitis parenchymatous parenchymatous degeneration parenchymatous goiter parenchymatous hemorrhage parenchymatous keratitis parenchymatous myositis parenchymatous nephritis parenchymatous neuritis parenchymatous salpingitis parent Parent Alienation Syndrome parent cyst parent education parent education: adolescent parent education: childrearing family parent education: infant parent ego state parent figure parent generation parent image parent-child relationship parent-infant attachment parentage parental	Parellel communication Parelli Natural Horsemanship Parembole Parement paremiography Paremiology Paremiology paremptosis Paren Paren Paren Paren Paren Paren paren. PARENA Parenago, Pavel Parenago, Pavel Petrovich parencephalitis parencephalocele parenchyma parenchyma parenchyma parenchyma of prostate parenchyma of prostate parenchyma of prostate parenchymal parenchymal parenchymal Parenchymal Blood Volume Interventional Radiology parenchymal cell Parenchymal cells Parenchymal cells Parenchymal cells Parenchymal Diastolic Blood Flow Velocity parenchymal jaundice Parenchymal Junctional Line Parenchymal Transit Time Index parenchymatitis parenchymatous parenchymatous parenchymatous parenchymatous degeneration parenchymatous goiter parenchymatous goiter parenchymatous goiter parenchymatous hemorrhage parenchymatous inflammation parenchymatous inflammation parenchymatous inflammation parenchymatous inflammation parenchymatous keratitis parenchymatous myositis parenchymatous nephritis parenchymatous nephritis parenchymatous nephritis parenchymatous neuritis parenchymatous neuritis parenchymatous neuritis parenchymatous salpingitis parenchymatous salpingitis

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acute yellow atrophy of liver
ameboid cell
atrophia
atrophy
blunt dissection
change
dissection
disuse atrophy
fatty kidney
fatty liver
gyrate atrophy of choroid and retina
hepatocarcinoma
hepatocellular carcinoma
hepatoxin
juvenile spinal muscular atrophy
olivopontocerebellar atrophy
paludism
peroneal muscular atrophy
Plasmodium

This sign may stem from diverse pathophysiologic mechanisms, including dilated hepatic sinusoids (in heart failure), persistently high venous pressure leading to liver congestion (in chronic constrictive pericarditis), dysfunction and engorgement of hepatocytes (in hepatitis), fatty infiltration of parenchymal cells causing fibrous tissue (in cirrhosis), distention of liver cells with glycogen (in diabetes), and infiltration of amyloid (in amyloidosis).

Information on Hepatomegaly by Richard James / Psychology and mental health community

In some cases of amiodarone pulmonary toxicity, the accumulation of phospholipids in alveolar macrophages and in other parenchymal cells leads to lipoid pneumonia.

Endogenous lipoid pneumonia by Kanne, Jeffrey P.; Thoongsuwan, Nisa; Stern, Eric J. / Applied Radiology

Genetic abnormalities in patients with MEN syndromes cause parathyroid tissues to develop into tiny rests of parenchymal cells scattered throughout the neck and mediastinum.

Parathyromatosis by Hinni, Michael L. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal

paravertebral facet joint denervation

paravertebral ganglion

paravertebral sympathetic trunk