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Fig. 3C 48-year-old male potential living liver donor with type B biliary anatomy. Maximum intensity projection (A) and shaded surface display (B) of T2-weighted prospective acquisition correction (PACE) turbo spin-echo data set and intraoperative cholangiogram (C) show trifurcation involving right anterior (single arrow) and right posterior (arrowhead) sectoral branches and left main bile duct (double arrows).





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