Surgicopathological classification of hepatic space-occupying lesions: A single-center experience with literature review

Figure 1 Atypical focal nodular hyperplasia with minimal fibrous septa (A, HE stain, × 200) shows focal microvessels around the periphery of the fibrous septa (B, CD34 immunostaining, × 200). Hepatocellular adenoma is composed of benign-looking hepatocytes with mild steatosis, without a capsule around the periphery (C, HE stain, × 200), and shows a chaotic microvessel distribution pattern with thin-walled vascular staining (D, CD34 immunostaining, × 200). Highly differentiated hepatocellular carcinoma is arranged in a thin trabecular pattern (E, HE stain, × 400) and shows a sinusoidal capillarization pattern (F, CD34 immunostaining, × 200).

Figure 2 Infiltration of neoplastic cells of hepatic angiomyolipoma within the hepatic sinusoid (A, HE stain, × 200) with strong HMB45 positive staining (B, immunostaining, × 200), and within a branch of the portal vein (C, HE stain, × 100) with strong HMB45 positive staining (D, immunostaining, × 200).