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Published in final edited form as: Ann N Y Acad Sci. 1964 Nov 30;120:739–765. doi: 10.1111/j.1749-6632.1964.tb34766.x

Orthotopic hepatic homografts in dogs with delayed mortality, (a, above) Dog No. 3, died of pneumonia and pulmonary edema 25 days postoperatively. A few mononuclear cells are in the portal area. (b) Dog No. 4, who died of a perforated gastric ulcer, pneumonia, and a pulmonary embolus, 31 days postoperatively. The areas of parenchymal loss in the lower field contain a few strands of fibrous tissue. Portal areas have small numbers of mononuclear cells. H & E stain (× 80).

Orthotopic hepatic homografts in dogs with delayed mortality, (a, above) Dog No. 3, died of pneumonia and pulmonary edema 25 days postoperatively. A few mononuclear cells are in the portal area. (b) Dog No. 4, who died of a perforated gastric ulcer, pneumonia, and a pulmonary embolus, 31 days postoperatively. The areas of parenchymal loss in the lower field contain a few strands of fibrous tissue. Portal areas have small numbers of mononuclear cells. H & E stain (× 80).