Mallory hyaline bodies are seen all except
Ref Robbins 7/e p905 Crigler Najjar Syndrome Type IB Defect is limited largely to bilirubin ... swelling often with Mallory-Denk bodies (peripoal predominance) Also seen in steatohepatitis Crigler-Najjar syndrome is a rare hereditary disease found in children in which a substance processed by the liver, called bilirubin, cannot be changed into its water-soluble form (conjugated bilirubin). The unconjugated bilirubin collects in the child's and , enters circulation, and then builds up in other tissues such as the eyes and skin. This buildup causes jaundice and eventually nerve and brain damage.
Indian childhood cirrhosis
Wilson's disease
Alcoholic hepatitis
Crigler_ najjar syndrome
General anatomy