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Fig. 1B. —Nakamura and Tsuzuki's classification
[24]. Volume-rendered
reconstructions show hepatic venous drainage pattern at right liver lobe.
Pattern is classified according to dominant development among right hepatic
vein (RHV), inferior right hepatic vein (IHV), and middle hepatic vein (MHV).
LHV = left hepatic vein. In type 2 (n = 25, 47.1%), right hepatic
vein is of medium size and thick, and some inferior hepatic veins are present.
Inferior hepatic veins drain inferior part of lateral sector, and drainage
area depends on peripheral development of inferior hepatic vein. Right hepatic
vein drains residual superior part of lateral sector.
