Area superior to the liver that is not covered by peritoneum so that the IVC may enter the chest

Separates the left lobe from caudate lobe, was formerly ductus venosus in utero.

True or false: The ligament that extends from umbilicus to the diaphragm in a sagittal plan and contain the ligamentum teres is called the falciform ligament.

This image most likely represents what liver pathology?

Which of these is NOT stored by the liver?

The "door" to the liver is called the

Yellow pigment in bile formed by the breakdown of RBC's; excreted by liver and stored in the GB

Uncontrolled increase in blood glucose levels is:

The portal triad includes:

The portal veins in the liver have echogenic walls due to:

What Doppler signal would be expected in the portal vein of a patient with portal hypertension?

What are the clinical implications for a 52-year-old man with a liver sonography examination suggesting long standing liver disease and the presence of alpha-fetoprotein?

What is the location of a mass detected anterior and to the left of the ligamentum venosum?

What area is carefully scanned on a follow-up examination on a patient with a history of cavernous transformation?

What is the most common primary liver malignancy in an adult?

What is the most likely explanation when a 43-year-old woman is clinically jaundiced and has a marked elevated serum conjugated (direct reading) bilirubin level?

What vascular tumor is composed of blood vessel cells with a nonspecific sonographic appearance?

Which vessel supplies the liver with oxygen-rich blood?

Which vessels are used to delineate the right and left lobes; the right posterior and right anterior segments; and the left medial and left lateral segments?

What liver pathology does this image most likely represent?

Which scanning plane should the sonographer initially select to best visualize the lower liver segment?

This develops when normal venous channels become obstructed.

Most common form of neoplasm of the liver; primary sites are colon, breast, and lung

Appears as a bright echogenic foci on transverse image; along with falciform ligament, it divides medial and lateral segments of left lobe of liver.