Figure 1: Pathology of chronic hepatitis C, cirrhosis and hepatocellular carcinoma in a patient. Lymphosytes infiltrate and lymphoid aggregates were presented in portal triad indicating the chronicity of HCV infection (A). There was extensive generation of fibrotic tissue that distorted the portal triad, suggesting liver cirrhosis (B). Irregular regeneration of hepatic cells due to chronic inflammation was shown in panel C. Atypical glandular tissue (D) and steatosis (E) were significant. Piecemeal necrosis is one of typical features of chronic hepatitis (F).