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. 2023 Sep 5;28(6):849–859. doi: 10.1007/s12192-023-01376-3

Table 2.

Histopathological evaluation results of ADR and/or NAC applications on liver tissue

Control (n = 7)
Median(Min–Max)
NAC (n = 7)
Median(Min–Max)
ADR (n = 7)
Median(Min–Max)
ADR + NAC (n = 7)
Median(Min–Max)
P*
Sinusoid dilatation 0.20(0.00–0.30)b 0.20(0.00–0.40)b 2.10(1.40–2.60)a 0.90(0.50–1.50)a b  < 0.001
Hepatocyte vacuolization 0.20(0.00–0.50)b 0.20(0.10–0.40)b 2.20(1.70–2.60)a 0.90(0.60–1.30)a b  < 0.001
Foci of inflammation 0.00(0.00–0.10)b 0.10(0.00–0.20)b 2.40(1.90–2.70)a 0.60(0.50–1.60)a b  < 0.001
Degenerated hepatocyte cords 0.20(0.00–0.30)b 0.20(0.00–0.40)b 2.40(1.70–2.60)a 0.70(0.50–1.80)a b  < 0.001
Hemorrhagic areas 0.00(0.00–0.10)b 0.00(0.00–0.20)b 1.90(0.80–2.30)a 0.50(0.30–1.30)a b  < 0.001

Data are presented as median (min–max)

a: Compared with the control group (p < 0.05),

b: Compared with the ADR group (p < 0.05)

p* Kruskal Wallis