The lacy pattern is commonly observed in several tissues, including:
- Liver: Conditions like fatty liver disease and cirrhosis can exhibit a lacy pattern due to the accumulation of fat or fibrous tissue.
- Bone Marrow: In hematologic conditions like myelodysplastic syndromes or leukemia, the bone marrow may show a lacy pattern due to abnormal proliferation of cells.
- Connective Tissue: Diseases such as amyloidosis or certain types of collagenopathies can present a lacy pattern in connective tissues.
