An Aberrant Origin of the Right Hepatic Artery: A Rare Anatomic Variation. And Its Clinical Application

The right hepatic artery is an important arterial supply to lobe of the liver. And knowledge normal anatomy and anatomical variations essential perfume, will minimize morbidity, also help decrease number complications hepatobiliary surgery. This study was conducted on eleven human cadavers, which were obtained from routine autopsies at dissection room Anatomy Department. During cadaveric livers, we found a case with ex-ceptional anatomic variation; replaced (RRHA) coming off superior mesenteric (SMA), directly passing through Calot’s triangle, crossing behind common duct (CHD). Our objective draw much attention this particularly variation origin RRHA as well its clinical importance in order ensure that no damage be made during gastrointestinal