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Liver and bile ducts 6 Ligament with three tubular structures

Response:

An imaginary line can be drawn across the liver from inferior vena cava to the fundus of the gallbladder, the so-called Cantlie line. This line is drawn as a dashed line on the photo. Cantlie's line divides the liver according to left and right supply areas of the portal vein, hepatica and bile ducts within the liver, thus dividing the liver into left and right functional (= physiological, = surgical) hepatic halves. In terms of liver halves, what can be said about the part of the liver that is indicated with a green star?

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It belongs to the physiological left liver half and the anatomical right liver half.
It belongs to both the physiological right liver half and the anatomical right liver half.
It belongs to the physiological right liver half and the anatomical left liver half.
It belongs to both the physiological left liver half and the anatomical left liver half.
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Liver and bile ducts 5 Structures in the hepatoduodenal ligament

Response:

Click on the structures that are found in the hepatoduodenal ligament.
common_hepatic_artery
proper_hepatic_artery
(common)_bile_duct
common_hepatic_duct
pancreatic_duct
falciform_ligament
gallbladder
inferior_vena_cava
portal_vein
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Liver and bile ducts 7 Porta hepatis

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Click on the structures that are found in the hepatoduodenal ligament.
common_hepatic_artery
proper_hepatic_artery
(common)_bile_duct
common_hepatic_duct
pancreatic_duct
falciform_ligament
gallbladder
inferior_vena_cava
portal_vein
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Liver and bile ducts 11 Anatomic and surgical liver halves

Response:

An imaginary line can be drawn across the liver from inferior vena cava to the fundus of the gallbladder, the so-called Cantlie line. This line is drawn as a dashed line on the photo. Cantlie's line divides the liver according to left and right supply areas of the portal vein, hepatica and bile ducts within the liver, thus dividing the liver into left and right functional (= physiological, = surgical) hepatic halves. In terms of liver halves, what can be said about the part of the liver that is indicated with a green star?

AnswersYour AnswerCorrect
It belongs to the physiological right liver half and the anatomical left liver half.
It belongs to both the physiological left liver half and the anatomical left liver half.
It belongs to both the physiological right liver half and the anatomical right liver half.
It belongs to the physiological left liver half and the anatomical right liver half.