Titlebook: Basic and Clinical Hepatology; Pietro M. Motta,Liberato J. A. DiDio Book 1982 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, The Hague 1982 hepatology.liver

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Electron Microscopy in Human Liver Pathology,iculty in defining a description of the ‘normal liver’ within precise limits (due to technical problems, functional and topographical modifications, and not wholly valid deductions between the liver of experimental animals and the human liver).

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R. Brunetaud,D. Coutsouradis,R. Sticklernt is quick freezing whereby tissue can be solidified without perceptible structural changes, allowing electron-microscopic specimen analysis close to or resembling that of the ‘in vivo conditions’ [4].

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Metallography of High Temperature Fatigue,ut the discussion an attempt will be made to point out recent findings and new approaches and to call attention to those areas where results are discouraging and renewed effort needed; additionally, recent review articles of particular relevance and merit will be cited.

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Trends and Developments in Hepatic Surgery,ut the discussion an attempt will be made to point out recent findings and new approaches and to call attention to those areas where results are discouraging and renewed effort needed; additionally, recent review articles of particular relevance and merit will be cited.

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Scanning Electron Microscopy of the Mammalian Liver,the use of conventional electron microscopy (TEM), SEM not only enables the examination of different cell surfaces, but also provides clear information of the actual three-dimensional micro-organization of tissues and organs [3–5].

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Morphofunctional Features of Cultured Liver Cells,ver parenchymal cells have been established in primary monolayer cultures in an attempt to maintain during time the phenotypic expression of several specific metabolic functions occurring in normal hepatocytes in vivo [4–10]. Morphofunctional properties of adult rat hepatocytes in short-term primary