Hepatic Vascular Disorders: From Diagnosis to Interventional Radiology

Transient hepatic attenuation difference (THAD) or fat sparing? Aberrant right gastric vein (ARGV) determining a pseudolesion at the border of the IInd/IIIrd liver segments. Review of developmental concepts

“…There are also frequently encountered some other supplying systemic veins, known under the name of third inflow tracts. The most common ones are the pericholecystic veins draining into segment V, the parabiliary veins draining into segment IV, the epigastric or paraumbillical veins draining into the anterior aspect of segment III/IV and also an aberrant right/left gastric veins draining into the posterior edge of segment II/III [9] [26].…”