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Authors investigated hepatocellular changes in a case of autopsy, 11-month-old female
child, dying of Reye syndrome. Light imcroscopically, microvesicular fatty change of the
liver was a characteristic finding. The hepatocytes were packed with small fatty droplets
without nuclear form and demonstrated by using lipid stains on frozen sections. There
was no cholestasis. The portal tracts had mild lymphocytes infiltration.
Electron microscopically, mitochondria showed conspicuous abnormalities with reduction
in number, pleomorphism, swelling and loss of cristae. Vacuolization and increased
electron density of mitoctondrial matrix were observed. RER were decreased in number
and had some vesicular change ana SER were dilated. Glycogen particles were rarely
seen. nucleus showed some irregular border and clumping of chromatin along the
nuclear membrane. Necleoli wert inconspicuous. Fat vacuoles were located in the central
portion of cotoplasm and some were closed to nucleus. The size were 1¡­2¥ìm in
diameter, relatively. Large concealed forms were also present, but were no over 5.5 ¥ìm
in diameter. All fat vaculoles were rather solid than empty form.
Biochemically, the compositions of lipids in liver cells revealed 79.6% of triglyceride,
3.8% of cholesterol, and 16.6% of phospholipid. Conclusively, changes of hepatocytes
were thought as reversibleeven in this fatal case and components of fat vacuoles might
be triglycerides mostly.

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