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[edit]DescriptionHistological appearance of the FT liver with normal PVS human.jpg | Figure 6. Histological appearance of the FT liver with normal PVS. (A): Histopathological aspect of FT fetal liver. It is observed how UV enters the hepatic structure (yellow arrow) and reaches its visceral surface near the intestinal loops; (B): LSPV is identified in the structure of the liver parenchyma, toward its posterior face, in the vicinity of the intestinal loops and the stomach; (C): the L-shaped umbilical vein confluence and the PS (star) is observed in the structure of the liver parenchyma; (D): the two main branches of the RPV are identified as RAPV and RPPV. Classic hematoxylin-eosin staining, ×100. UV: umbilical vein, HP: hepatic parenchyma, INT: intestines, MZT: mesentery, LSPV: left superior portal vein, PS: portal sinus, RPV: right portal vein, MPV: main portal vein, P: pancreas tissue, St: stomach, Ao: aorta, RAPV: right anterior portal vein, RPPV: right posterior portal vein. |
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Source | Feasibility of Fetal Portal Venous System Ultrasound Assessment at the FT Anomaly Scan. Diagnostics 2022, 12, 361. https://doi.org/10.3390/diagnostics12020361 |
Author | Nagy, R.D.; Ruican, D.; Zorilă, G.-L.; Istrate-Ofiţeru, A.-M.; Badiu, A.M.; Iliescu, D.G. |
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