Vol. 11, Special Issue 7 (2022)

Author(s):
Pradeep Makawana, Jayesh Vyas, Shobha Burdak, Priyanka, Ravta Ram, Babita Kumari and Rahul Kumar

Abstract:
During present investigation total 1038 liver samples were examined grossly and hepatic lessions were found in 241 liver samples, out of these, calcification was present in 8 cases with 3.82 per sent occurrence rate. Grossly, white or grayish masses was found on liver parenchyma. Gritty sound was heard on cutting of tissue. Microscopically, caseative necrosed area centrally deposited with calcium salt (granules or spheres) were showing deep blue stain with haematoxylin and surrounded by thick fibrous capsules. When tissue section stained with von kossa, the calcified area showing black in colour. Some section of liver showed necrosed and calcified area surrounded by fibrous connective tissue and fatty changes were also observed.