9. Lat. superior
seg.
Lat. inferior
seg.
Med. Superior
seg.
Med. Inferior
seg.
Ant. Superior
seg.
Post.
Superior
seg.
Post.
Inferior
seg.
Ant. Inferior seg.
Line between gall
bladder & inferior
vena cava
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18. Groove for
esophagus
Fissure for
lig. venosum
Caudate
lobe
I.V.C
.
Upper layer of
coronary lig.
RT triangular
lig.
Lower
layer of
triangular
lig.
Gall
bladder
Quadrate
lobe
Fissure for
ligamentum. teres
Omental
tuberosity
Gastric area
Bare area
Porta
hepatis
Papillary
process
Caudate process
Inferior
surface of RT
lobe
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24. Areas not covered with peritoneum:
1- Bare area of the liver.
2- Fossae for gall bladder & for IVC.
3- Porta hepatis.
Peritoneal folds related to liver:
1- Falciform ligament.
2- Coronary ligament.
3- Triangular ligaments.
4- Lesser omentum (Page 82)
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51. Factors supporting liver in
position:(Page 198)
1- Hepatic veins.
2- Intra-abdominal pressure.
3- Tone of anterior abdominal muscles.
4- Peritoneal folds and ligaments.
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52. Applied Anatomy of liver:
1- How we stop bleeding from liver ?
2- How we determine liver enlargement by
examination ?
3- Site of hepatic pain.
4- Partial hepatectomy and partial liver
transplantation.
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