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Hepatic cancer (carcinoma hepatocellulare)

There is tumor tissue, which resembles the parenchymal cells of liver. Tumor cells are bigger than normal parenchymal cells and the variation of shape and size of nuclei is seen. Some mitosis is seen. Tumor tissue forms some tubular structures (circle). Bile pigment is seen in the cytoplasm of tumor cells and in the middle of tubular areas. 100x magnification, HE-staining.