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Fig. 5B. —19-year-old living male liver donor who underwent right hepatectomy. Three-dimensional volumetric maximum-intensity-projection mangafodipir trisodium—enhanced MR cholangiogram (A) shows biliary anatomy closely resembling trifurcation pattern that is typically difficult to diagnose on conventional T2-weighted MR cholangiography. Short right hepatic duct (long arrow) joins left hepatic duct (short arrow) to form common hepatic duct (arrowhead). Intraoperative cholangiogram (B) confirms finding on mangafodipir trisodium—enhanced MR cholangiography (A). Intraoperative cholangiogram (C) after right hepatectomy shows left (short arrow) and common (arrowhead) hepatic ducts.