Hepatotoxicity Induced by the therapeutic dose of Chlorpromazine and Ameliorative for Saussurea Costus Roots Extract and Effect of Physiological and Histological Liver of Albino Rats
Nbaa Mutea Abid AL-Alh1, Nuha Hatem Khalaf1, Nagam Khudhair1*, Ahmed Khalid2
1Department of Biology, Education College for Women, University of Anbar, Ramadi, Iraq; 2Department of Animal Production, College of Agriculture, Tikrit University, Iraq.
*Correspondence | Nagam Khudhair, Department of Biology, Education College for Women, University of Anbar, Ramadi, Iraq; Email:
[email protected]
Figure 1:
Histophotograph of the liver of control group screening hepatic architecture, central vein hepatocyte and blood sinusoids H and E400X.
Figure 2:
Histophotograph of liver treated with CPZ showing hepatocyte suffering from acute cell swelling. H and E X400.
Figure 3:
Histophotograph of liver treated with CPZ showing necrotizing hepatocyte (black arrow) and inflammatory cells infiltration (red arrow). H and E X400.
Figure 4:
Histophotograph of liver treated with CPZ showing blood vessels congestion (black arrow) and perivascular inflammatory cells infiltration (red arrow). H and E X400.
Figure 5:
Histophotography of liver treated with CPZ, showing portal vein dilation (black arrow) with perivascular edema (red arrow) and bile ducts epithelial hyperplasia (blue arrow). H and E X100.
Figure 6:
Histophotography of liver treated with CPZ, showing portal vein dilation (black arrow) with perivascular edema (red arrow), bile ducts epithelial hyperplasia (blue arrow) and hemosiderin deposition (blue arrow) H and E X100.
Figure 7:
Histophotograph of liver showing peri central area of Hydropic Degeneration(arrow). H and E X 100.
Figure 8:
Histophotograph showing the improvement of liver histology by prophylactic group treated with alcoholic extract of S.costus (5 ml) H and E 400X.