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This patient was a chronic alcoholic. Had multiple blood filled cysts. What's the diagnosis? The liver weighed 4.4kg
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GI enthusiasts, need your help. 61 yo AAFemale. PMH of COPD, HTN, DM, and ETOH abuse C/O Abd bloating and RUQ pain with lines on her stomach. Abd exam reveals slightly distended soft belly with normal BS, enlarged liver with 2 palpable fibrous bands extending from liver. RUQ tendernesss to palpation. Ordering CMP, CBC, liver US. Any additional recommendations, input.....
Jaundice and parotid enlargement as well as swelling of the abdomen and feet. Dx?](https://app.figure1.com/case-detail/2013fa01-807d-4016-aa2b-7ff8f4038d60)
DIC and Jaundice at autopsy](https://app.figure1.com/case-detail/286a07b4-1e12-4e97-8fe1-ba869959c5a1)
Female patient 50y known CLD presented by jaundice with progressive course
- T.bil. 17
- D.bil 10
- Album 1.6
- Inr 2.3
- Hcv +
- Chirrotic
- Splenomegaly
- Moderate ascites
- No ihbrd
- Cbd normal
- Alk normal
- Ggt normal
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