Left-sided gallbladder: Its clinical significance and imaging presentations

Figure 1 A 50-year-old woman with chronic hepatitis C. Right trise-gmentectomy and cholecy-stectomy were performed due to the right lobe liver tumor. A: US demonstrated a club-shaped portal vein (arrow) over the right lobe of the liver and no umbilical portion over the left lobe of the liver; B: Enhanced CT demonstrated enlarged left lateral segment and a club-shaped portal vein (arrow) over the right side of the liver; C: Angiography demonstrated trifurcation type of the portal vein; D: Intraoperative photography demo-nstrated gallbladder over left side of ligamentum teres and adhesions on the left lateral segment (arrow).