The ligamentum teres and ligamentum venosum lie in the surface umbilical fissure of this organ.
The ligamentum teres and ligamentum venosum lie in the surface umbilical fissure of this organ. It is enclosed in a layer of tissue known as Glisson's capsule, and all of it is covered by an additional membrane except the superior-posterior surface. The falciform ligament separates its right and left lobes, and it also has a caudate and quadrate lobe. It receives 2/3 of its blood from the portal vein and 1/3 from the hepatic artery, and much of its work is done by Kuppfer cells. FTP, identify this organ that synthesizes blood-clotting factors and secretes bile, the largest organ in the vertebrate body.
The ligamentum teres and ligamentum venosum lie in the surface umbilical fissure of this organ.
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