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Liver ? From basic to MBBS level

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liver anatomy lobule hepatocyte sinusoid diagram

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liver gross anatomy lobes segments surface

That covers the full scope of the liver from basics to MBBS level. Here's a quick orientation of what's included:
  1. Gross anatomy — lobes, surfaces, Couinaud's 8 segments
  2. Blood supply — dual supply (portal vein + hepatic artery), flow volumes, portal hypertension
  3. Histology — liver lobule, hepatic acinus zones, all cell types, Space of Disse, bile canaliculi
  4. Bile secretion — composition, two-stage secretion, gallbladder concentration
  5. Bilirubin metabolism — full pathway with types of jaundice
  6. Metabolic functions — carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vitamins/minerals
  7. Detoxification — CYP450, phase I & II, first-pass metabolism
  8. Other functions — blood reservoir, immunity, hematopoiesis, regeneration
  9. Clinical correlates — cirrhosis, ascites, portal hypertension, hepatic encephalopathy, NAFLD, Wilson's, hemochromatosis
  10. LFTs — all key tests with normal values
Let me know if you want any topic expanded — e.g., portal hypertension in detail, bile acid synthesis, hepatic drug metabolism, or liver pathology (hepatitis, cirrhosis histology, etc.).
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