Rare leptin in non-alcoholic fatty liver cirrhosis: A case report

Figure 1  Body size.

Figure 2 Liver puncture tissue and immunohistochemical staining results. A: Periodic acid-Schiff; B: D-periodic acid-Schiff; C: Reticulation; D: Masson.

Figure 3 Plain scan and enhanced magnetic resonance imaging images of upper abdomen. A: Positive phase; B: Reverse phase; C: Fat suppression on T2 weighted imaging; D: T1 weighted imaging.

Figure 4 Liver puncture tissue and immunohistochemical staining results. A total of 19 small and medium-sized portal areas with inflammation were observed in the tissue section. Most of the hepatocytes in the separated liver parenchyma showed vesicular steatosis, mainly distributed in about 60% of the portal area and around the necrotic zone, which were accompanied by extensive perisinusoidal fibrosis. A: Reticulation + Masson; B: Hematoxylin and eosin staining.