Left-sided gallbladder: Its clinical significance and imaging presentations

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World J Gastroenterol. Dec 21, 2007; 13(47): 6404-6409
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Figure 8 Trifurcation type of portal vein anomaly. A: If left hepatectomy is performed, the portal veins draining three-quarters of the liver parenchyma will be ligated. Hepatic necrosis may occur over right anterior portion of the liver parenchyma and contribute to hepatic failure; B: Left lateral segmentectomy or right hepatectomy is safe in this type portal vein anomaly.

Citation: Hsu SL, Chen TY, Huang TL, Sun CK, Concejero AM, Tsang LLC, Cheng YF. Left-sided gallbladder: Its clinical significance and imaging presentations. World J Gastroenterol 2007; 13(47): 6404-6409
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