Veins Hepatic Efferents

The hepatic efferent vein (v.h.r.) refers to the left vena cava; it further divides into the right and left gastric veins. The latter accompanies the liver both in front and behind and most often flows into the cob vein. Another hepatic outlet branch begins at the diaphragmatic end of the right border of the liver and continues as the hepatoduodenal vein.

Hepatic drainage veins

Veins of the hepatic outflow (synonyms: collecting veins of the liver, collecting veins, extrahepatic veins) are veins that carry blood from individual parts of the liver towards the liver. Due to the fact that it is the outflow of blood from extra- or intrahepatic structures that is considered one of the most