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Left aberrant hepatic artery / Left aberrant hepatic artery

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Variation of the left hepatic artery
Artery arising from the proper hepatic artery, supplying segments I to IV of the liver.
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Additional descriptions

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Usually arises from the left gastric artery
Artery that arises from the division of the coeliac trunk and continues along the lesser curvature of the stomach to its anastomosis with the right gastric artery.
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Left aberrant hepatic artery

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LAHA

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(Left aberrant hepatic artery)
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Chinese [中文; 汉语; 华语]

异常左肝动脉

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Links to similar structures/concepts, look-a-like terms, variations, etc. [?]

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Similar concepts:

  • 'semilunar line' (lateral border of rectus adominis muscle) vs. 'semilunar line' (medial border of internal oblique abdominal muscle)
  • 'femoral artery' vs. 'superficial femoral artery'
  • 'gonadal artery' vs. 'ovarian artery'
Variations:
  • 'right hepatic artery' vs. 'right aberrant hepatic artery'
Look-a-like terms:
  • 'os' (mouth) versus 'os' (bone)
  • 'peroneal' vs. 'perineal'
  • 'Eustachian tube' vs. 'Eustachian valve'

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Normal

Ramus sinister arteriae hepaticae propriae is normal/most common whilst Left aberrant hepatic artery is a variation

 Ramus sinister arteriae hepaticae propriae »

Ramus sinister arteriae hepaticae propriae [ATI-ConceptId: 4132] is normal/most common whilst Left aberrant hepatic artery [ATI-ConceptId: 7325] is a variation

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Right Aberrant Hepatic Artery is a similar concept (not further specified) as Left aberrant hepatic artery

Right Aberrant Hepatic Artery »

Right Aberrant Hepatic Artery [ATI-ConceptId: 7324] is a similar concept (not further specified) as Left aberrant hepatic artery [ATI-ConceptId: 7325]

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