释义 |
left lateral division of liver left lateral division of liver [TA] in the surgical schema for subdividing the liver, the portion that lies to the left of the approximately vertical plane of the left hepatic vein and includes the left posterior and anterior lateral segments (hepatic segments II and III); it corresponds with the left anatomic lobe of the liver, and so is demarcated externally by the falciform ligament on the diaphragmatic surface and by the fissures for the ligamentum venosum and ligamentum teres on the viscera surface. Synonym(s): divisio lateralis sinistra hepatis [TA], lateral division of left liverleft la·ter·al di·vi·sion of liv·er (left lat'ĕr-ăl di-vizh'ŭn liv'ĕr) [TA] The portion of the liver that lies to the left of the approximately vertical plane of the left hepatic vein and includes the left posterior and anterior lateral segments (hepatic segments II and III); it corresponds to the left anatomic lobe of the liver, and so is demarcated externally by the falciform ligament on the diaphragmatic surface and by the fissures for the ligamentum venosum and ligamentum teres on the visceral surface. Synonym(s): divisio lateralis sinistra hepatis [TA] . |