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Fig. 1A. —35-year-old man, potential liver donor. Multidetector CT scan obtained during hepatic arterial phase shows complete opacification of hepatic arteries. Maximum-intensity-projection image in thick (2.5 cm) slab along coronal oblique plane centered over porta hepatis reveals opacification of right (R) and left (L) hepatic arteries, arising from proper hepatic artery. Artery to segment IV (arrow) is well visualized, arising from right hepatic artery, approximately 3.5 cm from its origin.

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