Malnutrition can lead to several histological changes in different tissues, including:
Liver: Fatty liver, fibrosis, and cirrhosis can occur due to protein and vitamin deficiencies. Muscles: Muscle wasting and atrophy are common in protein-energy malnutrition. Bone Marrow: Hypoplasia or aplasia can result from deficiencies in vitamins and minerals, affecting blood cell production. Intestines: Villous atrophy and decreased mucosal thickness can impair nutrient absorption.
