45/M, a chronic alcoholic presented to Med OPD of AIIMS with Jaundice. S. Bilirubin was 4.5 mg% with direct Bilirubin being 3mg%. Liver biopsy was done which suggested the following. What is your interpretation and likely diagnosis?

Name: 45/M, a chronic alcoholic presented to Med OPD of AIIMS with Jaundice. S. Bilirubin was 4.5 mg% with direct Bilirubin being 3mg%. Liver biopsy was done which suggested the following. What is your interpretation and likely diagnosis?
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45/M, a chronic alcoholic presented to Med OPD of AIIMS with Jaundice. S. Bilirubin was 4.5 mg% with direct Bilirubin being 3mg%. Liver biopsy was done which suggested the following. What is your interpretation and likely diagnosis?

45/M, a chronic alcoholic presented to Med OPD of AIIMS with Jaundice. S. Bilirubin was 4.5 mg% with direct Bilirubin being 3mg%. Liver biopsy was done which suggested the following. What is your interpretation and likely diagnosis?

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