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Fig. 15B. —Right-lobe volume determination in potential liver donor, 38-year-old man. Three-dimensional computer model of hepatic veins and portal vein is superimposed on right lobe of liver after virtual donor hepatectomy. This model is used to calculate graft volume and to depict major vascular branches traversing hepatectomy plane. This plane can be interactively adjusted to satisfy volumetric requirements for donor and matching recipient.