Congenital Lesions of the Liver
The Digitized Atlas of Mouse Liver Lesions
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| Hepatodiaphragmatic Nodule - Click on thumbnails to view larger images | ||
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| These examples represent portions of the liver that protrude through the diaphragm. | ||
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| Low magnification examples of hepatodiaphragmatic nodules in rats. These represent portions of the liver that extend into the thoracic cavity and are covered by a thin, fibrous portion of the diaphragm. These are rare in mice and less nodular compared to rats. | ||
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| Low, medium and high magnification of a hepatodiaphragmatic nodule in a mouse. Note the characteristic elongated pattern of the nuclear chromatin in the nodule. | ||
| Ectopic Normal Kidney Tissue of the Liver - Click on thumbnails to view larger images | |
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