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    Diffuse Nodulated Liver: a Case Report on Alco- hol-Related Liver Pathology
    (Clinical Images and Medical Case Reports, 2025-12-26) Lufukuja,George J.
    Background: Diffuse nodulated liver (DNL) is a rare hepatic condition, that typically presents as diffuse micronodular transformation of the liver with or without fibrous septa. It is usually discovered incidentally during autopsy, and its appearance can be mistaken for cirrhosis or neoplastic conditions. This case highlights the clinical challenges of diagnosing DNL, particularly in individuals with a history of alcoholism, and emphasizes the need for increased awareness among clinicians. Case presentation: A 27-year-old male was found deceased due to homicide and later underwent an autopsy. He was found to have DNL and the medical history revealed heavy alcohol consumption, but there were no prior significant diagnoses or treatments related to hepatic conditions. Conclusions: Diffuse nodular liver, though rare and often incidental, is an important finding that can be mistaken for other hepatic pathologies. This case highlights the significant link between chronic alcohol consumption and liver disease, underscoring the potential severity of alcohol-related liver conditions.

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