论文信息 - Segmental nature of the porcine liver and its potential as a model for experimental partial hepatectomy

Segmental nature of the porcine liver and its potential as a model for experimental partial hepatectomy

In‐depth knowledge of pig liver anatomy allows potential research into segmental liver resections and hepatic regeneration, as well as liver transplantation techniques. The segmental anatomy, however, remains largely unknown. This study aimed to delineate the segmental anatomy of the porcine liver in comparison with that of the human.

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