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Cantlie’s lineRt LobeLt Lobe

The Right LobeThe Left Lobe VIII V IV IV III II VII VI I

Falciform ligament Fissure of ligamentu m teres Fissure of Ligamentum venosum Ligamentum teres Rt. lobe Lt. lobe

Superior surface: Related to the diaphragm

Anterior surface Xiphoid process Diaphragm Ant. abdominal wall

Right lateral surface Rt. Lung &pleura ribs Diaphragm

Inferior surface: Esophagus Stomach Duodenum Lesser omentum Transverse colon Gall bladder Rt. colic flexure Rt. kidney‎

Peritoneal Coverings:  Bare area of the liver  Fossa for gall bladder  Groove for IVC  Porta hepatis

Falciform lig. Coronary ligaments Rt. triangular lig. Lesser omentum Lt. triangular lig.

Portal v. 70% Hepatic a. 30%

Hepatic veins IVC

Apex of the heartXiphisternum.5th rib MCL 7th rib MAL 9th rib Upper Border

Lower Border 5th intercostal space 8th costal cartilage Rt 9th costal cartilage Midway between xiphisternum & umbilicus

Rt. Border

Pyriform in shape ml 8x12x3cm

Cut section

Fundus Body Neck

Cystic artery Rt. hepatic artery

cystic vein Portal vein

cystic LNs

duodenum Rt. hepatic ductLt. hepatic duct Common hepatic ductCystic duct Common bile duct

Anterior: Free border of lesser omentum Caudate process 1 st part of duodenum IVC

Caudate process 1 st part of duodenum IVC PV CBD Hepatic artery