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Fig. 1A — Volumetric analysis of liver in 25-year-old man (potential donor). Axial T1-weighted fat-suppressed enhanced MR image of superior aspect of liver shows right (R), middle (M), and left (L) hepatic veins, which are anatomic landmarks that define boundaries of hepatic lobes and segments at this level. Note that two right hepatic veins join to form common trunk before entering inferior vena cava (arrow).