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What is True about caudate lobe of liver is:- and explain in detail?
Caudate lobe of liver It lies on the Posterior surface of the liver. Bounded on right by groove for IVC on right by Ligamentum venosum and below by poa hepatis. Caudate lobe is physiologically independent lobe which belongs to both right and left lobe obtain blood supply from both sides and drain bile into both right and left hepatic duct.