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Fig. 2 —51-year-old man imaged for liver donor work-up. Coronal thick-slab MR cholangiopancreatography reveals dorsocaudal branch of right hepatic duct (arrows) draining into left hepatic duct (arrowhead). Aberrant right hepatic duct (open arrow) drains into common hepatic duct. Common bile duct (CBD), cystic duct (curved arrow), pancreatic duct (P), duodenum (D), and biliary bifurcation (bif) are noted.