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Fig. 6B. —Patients with MR imaging periportal halo sign have more diffuse periportal hepatocellular parenchymal extinction than patients with cirrhosis from other causes. Photomicrographs of liver tissue from 41-year-old woman with primary biliary cirrhosis with MR imaging periportal halo sign (A) and from 56-year-old man with cirrhosis not caused by primary biliary cirrhosis (B) show no conspicuous difference around portal triads (arrows) between two patients. Scale = 1-cm section. (Masson trichrome, x 20)

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