Emperioplosis is seen in which of the following conditions?

Correct Answer: Autoimmune hepatitis
Description: Condition Explanation Image Autoimmune hepatitis Emperipolesis Penetration of one cell, into a bigger cell. Rosai Dorfman disease Penetration of lymphocytes into megakaryocyte. Penetration of lymphocytes or plasma cells into a hepatic cell. Interphase hepatitis Hepatic rosette formation Alcoholic hepatitis Hepatocyte swelling & necrosis Mallory-denk bodies Neutrophilic reaction Acute Hepatitis Chronic Hepatitis Poal inflammation is minimal or absent Poal inflammation is dense & prominent Parenchymal injury is scattered throughout Spotty necrosis Lobular hepatitis Lobular hepatitis, Interface hepatitis is seen Bridging necrosis is seen only in severe acute hepatitis Bridging necrosis & fibrosis is seen
Category: Pathology
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