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Figure 2. Clinical conditions that may mimic pseudocirrhosis according to the main clinical context or predisposing factor. Chronic liver disease may indicate true liver cirrhosis, chemotherapy exposure may suggest sinusoidal obstruction syndrome, autoimmune or hematologic disorders may be associated with nodular regenerative hyperplasia, and lymphoma or leukaemia may cause diffuse hepatic infiltration. Granulomatous disease, chronic drug exposure, and elevated AFP in patients with chronic liver disease should prompt consideration of granulomatous hepatitis, drug-induced liver injury, and Cancer-Cirrhosis, respectively. The figure was created in BioRender.com. AFP: Alpha-fetoprotein.