Exploring Liver Anatomy
- Structural Overview – Covers liver’s external anatomy: shape, position, surfaces, borders, lobes (right, left, caudate, quadrate), and suspensory ligaments with embryological links (ligamentum teres, venosum).
- Clinical Correlations – Explains bare area, porta hepatis, visceral relations, and hepatorenal pouch with surgical and diagnostic importance.
- Vascular Anatomy – Details dual blood supply (portal vein, hepatic artery), venous drainage (hepatic veins), and their clinical implications.