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Fig. 1H. —Infarcted regenerative nodules in 55-year-old man with prior episode of bleeding from esophageal varices and gastric ulcer. Low-power photomicrograph of resected liver specimen shows focal lesion of infarcted regenerative nodules. Capsule is parallel to and extends slightly beyond left border of image. Large necrotic nodule seen at 11-o'clock position (large arrow) appears as homogeneous eosinophilic mass with some clearing. Smaller necrotic nodules (small arrows) are seen at 4- and 5- o'clock positions. These nodules are part of composite lesion that runs from upper left to lower right borders of image. Much of this mass consists of collapsed parenchyma with fibrosis. A spared area of liver parenchyma exists centrally within lesions (arrowhead) and most likely corresponds to central region of contrast enhancement on A, B, C, and F. (H and E, x10)

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