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Fig. 6. —42-year-old woman, potential liver donor. Three-dimensional model of hepatic veins and liver is visualized from right superior oblique view, with superior cut to emphasize relationship of vessels to liver parenchyma. These models allow rotation in multiple planes to visualize hepatic veins from different angles. Color assignments allow visual enhancement of vascular branching of hepatic veins particularly middle hepatic vein (arrow), knowledge of which may alter surgical incision plane.