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Liver cirrhosis. Artwork taken from Sir Robert Carswells textbook Pathological Anatomy, published 1838. Cirrhosis is a disease in which the liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue, severely disrupting the function of the liver and eventually leading to fatal liver failure. It is characterised by a mottled and lumpy appearance of the liver. Cirrhosis is usually caused by alcoholism or infection by the hepatitis C virus. Carswell (1793-1857) was a British doctor who specialised in the study of pathological anatomy

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1838 Cirrhosis Clot Clotting Dissected Dissection Hepatic Historical Image Liver Pathological Pathology Portal Vein Scar Tissue Scarring Condition Disorder Health Care


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This print showcases an illustration of liver cirrhosis, extracted from Sir Robert Carswell's groundbreaking textbook on Pathological Anatomy published in 1838. The artwork vividly depicts the devastating effects of this disease, where healthy liver tissue is progressively replaced by scar tissue, leading to a severe disruption in liver function and ultimately fatal liver failure. The mottled and lumpy appearance of the liver depicted in this image serves as a visual testament to the destructive nature of cirrhosis. This condition primarily arises due to chronic alcoholism or infection with the hepatitis C virus, highlighting the importance of responsible drinking habits and preventative measures against viral infections. Sir Robert Carswell (1793-1857), a distinguished British doctor specializing in pathological anatomy, meticulously documented this disorder for medical advancement during his time. His contributions paved the way for understanding various diseases at their core anatomical level. This historical image not only provides valuable insights into medical history but also serves as a reminder of how far healthcare has progressed since then. By examining such illustrations from the past, we gain a deeper appreciation for modern diagnostic techniques and treatment options available today. Science Photo Library presents this remarkable print as part of its collection dedicated to preserving significant milestones in medical science. It stands as an educational resource that sheds light on one of humanity's most pressing health concerns – cirrhosis – while honoring Sir Robert Carswell's invaluable contributions to pathological anatomy research.

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