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Definitions from the WebPorta HepatisDescriptionThe porta hepatis, also known as the hepatic hilum, is a specialized anatomical structure located on the inferior surface of the liver. It serves as the entry and exit point for the hepatic portal vein, hepatic artery, and bile ducts, connecting the liver with the rest of the digestive system. SensesSense 1: Anatomical StructureIn anatomy, the porta hepatis refers to the triangular area on the visceral surface of the liver where the vessels and ducts enter and exit. Example Sentence: The surgeon carefully dissected the porta hepatis to access the hepatic artery during the liver transplant procedure. UsagesUsage 1: MedicalIn medicine, the porta hepatis serves as a crucial landmark for surgical procedures involving the liver, such as biopsies, resections, or transplantation. Example Sentence: The radiologist identified a mass near the porta hepatis on the patient's imaging scan, requiring further investigation. Related ProductsExplore related books and equipment on Amazon: | ||||
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