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Fig. 2. — 38-year-old man with ductal trifurcation anomaly. Coronal—oblique thin-slab (5 mm) MR cholangiogram shows three ducts (straight arrows) joining at hepatic confluence, indicative of ductal trifurcation anomaly. More peripheral aspects of intrahepatic bile ducts were depicted on additional thin-slab images. Proximal extrahepatic bile duct (curved arrow) and gallbladder (GB) are shown. This anomaly was confirmed at surgery.