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Right portal fissure - Digestive system - Liver - e-Anatomy
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Right portal fissure

Fissura portalis dextra

Definition

Antoine Micheau

The right portal fissure is the vertical plane that divides the right part of the liver into the right medial and right lateral divisions for the hepatic segmentation.There is no anatomical marking on the surface of the liver but corresponds as a projection of the right hepatic vein.

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Right portal fissure - Digestive system - Liver - e-Anatomy
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Anatomical hierarchy

Human anatomy 2

  1. Human body >
  2. Visceral systems >
  3. Digestive system >
  4. Liver >
  5. Visceral surface of liver >
  6. Right portal fissure

Underlying structures: There are no anatomical children for this anatomical part

Human anatomy 1

  1. Systemic anatomy >
  2. Alimentary system >
  3. Liver >
  4. Hepatic segmentation: lobes, parts, divisions and segments >
  5. Right portal fissure

Underlying structures: There are no anatomical children for this anatomical part

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