After a liver biopsy, a patient is diagnosed with anaplasia of liver cells. Which of the following will be indicated for this patient's care?

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Anaplasia refers to the abnormal development or destruction of cells, which can be a precursor to cancer. Therefore, careful monitoring is necessary to ensure that the anaplastic cells do not develop into cancerous cells. Chemotherapy is typically reserved for treating cancer, and there is no medication to reverse anaplastic cells. While liver disease can be associated with diabetes mellitus, there is no direct correlation between anaplasia and diabetes.

After a Liver Biopsy, a Patient Is Diagnosed with Anaplasia