The following statement(s) is/are true concerning hepatic anatomical nomenclature.
A. In the traditional English system, the right lobe is divided into anterior and posterior segments by an intersegmental line with no topographic landmarks or interparenchymal septi
B. The caudate lobe in the French or Couinaud’s nomenclature is referred to as segment I
C. The right lobe of the liver by English nomenclature is subdivided in the French system into segments V–VIII
D. In the English system, the left lobe of the liver is divided into the medial segment and lateral segment by the falciform ligament
Answer:A
The following statement(s) is/are true concerning hepatic anatomical nomenclature.
A. In the traditional English system, the right lobe is divided into anterior and posterior segments by an intersegmental line with no topographic landmarks or interparenchymal septi B. The caudate lobe in the French or Couinaud’s nomenclature is referred to as segment I C. The right lobe of the liver by English nomenclature is subdivided in the French system into segments V–VIII D. In the English system, the left lobe of the liver is divided into the medial segment and lateral segment by the falciform ligament