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Only area of liver NOT covered by peritoneum

Bare Area

Smallest lobe of the liver

Caudate lobe

Bordered by fossa for the IVC, falciform ligament, and lesser Omentum.

Caudate lobe

Branch of the celiac axis that supplies the liver and divides into the GDA and PHA

Common Hepatic Artery

Anterosuperior surface of the liver that runs separately, then posteriorly on the right to the anterior leaf of the coronary ligaments

Coronary Ligament

Division of liver segments based on hepatic or portal venous anatomy, used for dividing the liver into 8 segments

Couinaud's Liver Segmentation

Communication between the greater and lesser sacs of the peritoneum.

Epiploic Foramen of Winslow

Divides the right and left lobes, ends at the ligamentum teres or round ligament inferiorly

Falciform Ligament

Tight fibrous capsule covering the liver

Glisson's capsule

Fold of omentum that extends from the liver extends from the lesser curvature of the stomach and covers the intestines

Greater Omentum

One of the 3 main veins draining the liver via the IVC; drains the left lobe

Left Hepatic Vein

Branch of the main portal vein that marks the anterior border of the caudate lobe

Left Portal Vein

Carries blood from the gastrointestinal tract to the left lobe

Left Portal Vein

Anterosuperior surface of the liver that runs superiorly, then posteriorly on the right to the left triangular ligament

Left triangular ligament

Double layer of omentum that extends from the liver to duodenum

Lesser omentum

Double layer of omentum that extends from the liver to duodenum

Lesser omentum

Marks the left anterolateral border of the caudate lobe. Within the transverse fissure.

Ligamentum Venosum

Echogenic line connecting the neck of the gallbladder to the right portal vein

Main Lobar Fissure

Formed by splenic, superior, and inferior mesenteric veins

Main portal vein

Formed by splenic, superior, and inferior mesenteric veins

Main portal vein

Drains blood from the gastrointestinal tract to the liver to be processed

Main portal vein

Drains a portion of the right and medial left lobes of the liver , one of three main veins draining the liver via the IVC

Middle hepatic vein

Area of the hilus where portal vein and hepatic artery enter and common bile duct exits

Porta Hepatis

Normal variant of the caudate lobe, can extend distally from the lobe & mimic a lesion

Papillary process

Union of the splenic, superior, and inferior mesenteric veins near the head of the pancreas that forms the portal vein before entering the liver

Portal Confluence

Union of the splenic, superior, and inferior mesenteric veins near the head of the pancreas that forms the portal vein before entering the liver

Portal Confluence

Portion of the portal vein, biliary duct, and hepatic artery that are disbursed throughout the liver

Portal Triad

Union of the splenic, superior, and inferior mesenteric veins near the head of the pancreas that forms the portal vein before entering the liver

Portal Confluence

Portion of the portal vein, biliary duct, and hepatic artery that are disbursed throughout the liver

Portal Triad

Can be seen microscopically

Portal Triad

Union of the splenic, superior, and inferior mesenteric veins near the head of the pancreas that forms the portal vein before entering the liver

Portal Confluence

Portion of the portal vein, biliary duct, and hepatic artery that are disbursed throughout the liver

Portal Triad

Can be seen microscopically

Portal Triad

Division of the common hepatic artery that supplies the liver

Proper hepatic artery

Union of the splenic, superior, and inferior mesenteric veins near the head of the pancreas that forms the portal vein before entering the liver

Portal Confluence

Portion of the portal vein, biliary duct, and hepatic artery that are disbursed throughout the liver

Portal Triad

Can be seen microscopically

Portal Triad

Division of the common hepatic artery that supplies the liver

Proper hepatic artery

Normal variant of the right lobe, extending caudally.

Reidel's Lobe

Union of the splenic, superior, and inferior mesenteric veins near the head of the pancreas that forms the portal vein before entering the liver

Portal Confluence

Portion of the portal vein, biliary duct, and hepatic artery that are disbursed throughout the liver

Portal Triad

Can be seen microscopically

Portal Triad

Division of the common hepatic artery that supplies the liver

Proper hepatic artery

Normal variant of the right lobe, extending caudally.

Reidel's Lobe

Drains the right lobe of the liver, one of the 3 main draining veins

Right Hepatic Vein

Union of the splenic, superior, and inferior mesenteric veins near the head of the pancreas that forms the portal vein before entering the liver

Portal Confluence

Portion of the portal vein, biliary duct, and hepatic artery that are disbursed throughout the liver

Portal Triad

Can be seen microscopically

Portal Triad

Division of the common hepatic artery that supplies the liver

Proper hepatic artery

Normal variant of the right lobe, extending caudally.

Reidel's Lobe

Drains the right lobe of the liver, one of the 3 main draining veins

Right Hepatic Vein

Largest lobe of the liver, right hypochondrium

Right lobe

Helps form the boundary of the bare area

Right Triangular ligament

Carries blood from the gastrointestinal tract to the right lobe

Right Portal Vein

Terminal end of the falciform ligament

Round Ligament /Ligament Teres

Fissure that conveys the ligamentum Venosum

Transverse Fissure