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Fig. 2B. —36-year-old living female liver donor who underwent left hepatectomy. Three-dimensional volumetric maximum-intensity-projection mangafodipir trisodium—enhanced MR cholangiogram (A) shows right posterior hepatic duct (single straight arrow) joining left hepatic duct (double arrows), the most common variant of biliary duct anatomy. Right anterior hepatic duct (arrowhead) drains into common duct (curved arrow). Intraoperative cholangiogram (B) confirms finding on mangafodipir trisodium—enhanced MR cholangiography (A). Intraoperative cholangiogram (C) after left hepatectomy shows resected margin of left hepatic duct.