Registry Liver
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- each segment has its own (3)
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portal vein
hepatic art
bile duct
- because of this division of self-contained units each segment can be resected wo __ remaining liver.
- damaging
- liver anatomy that divides liver int functional segments
- couinauds's liver anatomy
- three lobes of liver
- right, left, caudate
- right lobe is divided into __ and __ segments. lt lobe is divided into __ and __
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anterior, posterior
left, medial - caudate lobe lies on ___ surface of liver between medial lt lobe and __
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posterior-superior
ivc - caudate lobe is supplied by branches of __ and __ portal venous and hepatic arterial systems. it is drained by small veins called __ that enter directly into ivc
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left, right
emissary - __ anatomy is based on the distribution of the portal veins
- segmental
- hepatic veins divie the liver ___ into four sections. each of these sections is further divided ___ by an imaginary plane through the lt and rt portal veins
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longitudinally
transversely - how many segments are in couinaud's anatomy
- 8
- name the 9 couinauds segments and corresponding liver segment
- 1-caudate
- hepatic veins course __ lobes and segments
- between
- hepatic veins are interlobal and ___
- intersegmental
- t/f? hepatic veins have non-echogenic walls
- t
- the vessels of the portal triad course to the ___ of each segment (intrasegmental)
- center
- the portal triad is encased by a fibrofatty sheath called __ that gives it hyperechoic walls
- glisson's capsule
- portal triad includes (3)
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main portal vein
proper hepatic hartery
common hepatic duct - divides right and left hepatic lobes by an oblique plane between the ivc and gallbladder fossa
- main lobar fissure
- 3 landmarks of main lobar fissure
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gallbladder
ivc
middle hepatic vein - may be identified between the gallbladder neck and junction of right and left portal veins
- main lobar fissure
- main lobar fissure divides the __ segment of the right lobe and the __ of the left lobe
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anterior
medial - divides right lobe into anterior and posterior segments
- right intersegmental fissure
- landmark of right intersegmental fissure
- rhv
- divides left lobe into med and lateral segments
- left intersegmental fissure
- 4 landmarks of left intersegmental fissure
- lhv, ascending left portal vein, falciform ligament, ligamentum teres
- remnant of ductus venosus, separates lt lobe from caudate lobe
- ligamentum venosum
- remnant of umb vein which runs from umbilicus to left portal vein
- ligamentum teres
- recanalizes to form a portosystemic venous collateral
- lig teres
- remnant of the ductus venosus. runs from the lt portal vein to ivc separating the lt lobe from caudate lobe
- ductus venosum
- direction of fetal circulation(5)
- umbilicus->umbilical vein(lig teres)->left portal vein->ductus venosus (lig v)->ivc
- pv has __ velocity continuous lfow toward the liver with mild __
- low, undulations
- hepatic blood flow is approx __ ml/min
- 1500
- flow toward liver is __. flow away from liver is __
- hepatopetal, hepatofugal
- proper hepatic art supplies __-__ % blood VOLUME to liver. portal vein supplies __-__%
- 25-30%, 70-75%
- proper hepatic artery supplies __-__% oxygen to liver and pv supplies __-__%
- 45-50%, 50-55%
- upper limits of normal for pv, large diameter may be seen in portal htn
- 13mm
- hepatic vn waveforms are typically __ reflecting right atrial filling, contraction, and relaxation
- triphasis
- proper hep art runs __ to mpv. it's located __ to pv
- parallel, anteromedial (ant and left)
- classic anatomy of rt and lt hepatic art arising from the proper hep art is seen in approx __ of patients.
- 55
- the right hep art may originate (replaced) from the __ (11%) of time and seen coursing __ to mpv
- sma, posterior
- the left hepatic artery may originate from the ___ 10% of time
- left gastric artery
- doppler waveforms demonstrate flow throughout diastole, indicating a __ resistant system. in a post liver transplant a high resistant hepatic artery may suggest organ __
- low, rejection
- remnant fo umb vn extending from umbilicus to left portal vein. recanalizes in cirrhosis to function as a venous collateral
- ligamentum teres
- peritoneal reflection or fold created by the passage of the embryonic umbilical vein from the umbilicus to the left branch of the portal veins
- falciform ligament
- peritoneal reflections which suspend the liver from the diaphragm
- coronary ligament
- coronary ligament- surrounds __. in this area the liver is in direct contact with the liver. this area is not a part of the ___ space, thus ascites is not seen in this area
- bare area, peritoneal
- peritoneal reflections to the far right and far left of the bare area
- right and left triangular ligament
- in the rt interseg fissure, divides the ant and post segments of rt lobe
- rhv
- in the main lobar fissure, separates the rt and lt lobe
- mhv
- in the lt intersegmental fissure, divides med and lat segments of the lt lobe
- lhv
- in the intrasegmental ant segment of rt lobe, courses centrally in ant segment of right lobe
- rpv (ant branch)
- in intrasegmental post segment of rt lobe, courses centrally in post segment of rt lobe
- rpv (post branch)
- is ant to caudate lobe, separates caudate lobe from medial segment (2)
- lpv, lig venosum
- ant to caudate lobe, separates caudate from median segment of lt lobe (2)
- lpv (horizontal segment) and lig venosum
- in left intersegmental fissure and divides medial from lateral segment of lt lobe (2)
- lpv (ascending) and ligamentum teres
- liver size is measured in the sup-inf dimension on the __ sagital plane. organ size will vary with height, weight, and body surface area
- mid-clavicular
- hepatomegaly is indicated with a greater than __ cm sup-inf dimension or when the rt lobe extends __ to lower pole of rt kidney
- 15, inferior
- inferior projection of the rt lobe which is commonly seen in women. may be mistaken for hepatomegaly when measuring sup-inf dimension
- riedel's lobe
- present as small calcifications in liver and spleen
- granulomas
- granulomas are caused by these 2 and common in North America in the great lakes basin and in mid-western U.S.
- tuberculosis, histoplasmosis
- "starry night" sono appearance is seen with?
- acute hepatitis
- sono: hypoechoic liver parenchyma, liver enlargement, hyperechoic portal vein walls
- acute hepatitis
- sono: hyperechoic liver parencyma, small liver, decreased echogenicity of portal vein walls
- chronic hepatitis
- only this produces air/gas
- pyogenic abscess
- occurs mostly in rt lobe, reaches liver via bile ducts, portal vns, hepatic arteries, or lymph. seen as complex mass, echogenic gas, reverberation artifact. symptoms are ruq pain, leukocytosis, fever, elev lfts
- pyogenic abscess
- ___ is needed to confirm diagnosis of pyogenic abscess
- aspiration
- occurs when a parasite from the intestines reaches the liver via the portal vn. most common extraintestinal complication of amoebic dysentery
- amoebic abscess
- clinically: ruq pain, diarrhea, fever, leukocytosis, elever lft, elevated rt dome of diaphragm by x ray
- amebic abscess
- sono: round hypoechoic, complex mass, typically occurs near dome of right lobe, contiguous with liver capsule
- amebic abscess
- mycotic infection of the blood that results in small abscesses in the liver. the appearance of these lesions can change over hte course of the disease process
- fungal abscess (candidiasis)
- 4 appearances of fungal abscess
- wheel within a wheel, bull's eye, uniformly hypoechoic focus, echogenic focus
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sono; lesion with a peripheral hypoechoic zone, an inner echogenic wheel and a hypoechoic center. this is the earliest manifestation and most recognizable
- "wheel within a wheel" sono of fungal abscess
- lesion appears like this when the hypoecoic center calcifies from "wheel within a wheel"
- bull's eye
- most common presentation sonographically of fungal abscess
- hypoechoic focus
- calcification representing scar formation seen late in teh disease process for fungal abscess
- echogenic focus
- results of parasitic tapeworm assoc with sheep and cattle-raising countries.
- echinococcal cyst
- eggs of echinococcus granulosus ar eswallowed by the intermediate host (man/shepard. the eggs pass into the __ system where the larvae hatch and move into the liver
- portal venous
- 4 sono of echinococcal cyst
- simple cyst, cyst with detached endocyst (cyst w/i a cyst), cyst with multiple daugher cysts, calcified mass
- casoni skin test (70%) sensitivity, detection of antibodies, indirect hemagglutination, and indirect florescent antibody test are used to detect __
- echinococcal cyst
- assoc with anaphalactic shock
- echinococcal cyst
- one of the most common parasitic infections in humans and causes portal htn worldwide
- schistosomiasis
- the unique life cycle of ___ limits endemic areas to tropical zones around the world
- schistosomiasis
- in schisto, eggs reach the liver throught the portal vein inciting a granulomatous reaction resulting in ___. the intrahepatic portal vns occlude resulting in portal htn
- periportal fibrosis
- sono: occluded intrahepatic portal veins, thickening and increased echogenicity of the portal vein walls, 2ndary splenomegaly, ascites, esophageal variceal bleeding, portosystemic collaterals
- schistosomiasis
- sono: pneumocystis carinii(hepatic), fatty liver, hepatomegaly, hepatitis, non-hodgkins lymphoma, candidiasis, cholangitis, acalculous cholecystitis, kaposi's sarcoma
- AIDS