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Fig. 2A. —Conventional MDCT angiographic and MDCT cholangiographic
images obtained in 50-year-old male potential liver donor displaying
discordance between second-order portal venous and biliary tract branching
anatomies. Volume-rendered oblique axial CT reformation of MDCT angiogram
shows right posterior portal vein (large arrow) arising from main
portal vein (large arrowhead). Right anterior portal vein (small
arrowheads) arises from left portal vein (small arrow).
