− | The liver has deep interlobular fissures and a large amount of interlobular connective tissue. It has a mottled appearance. A Deep interlobular fissure divides the lived into 4 lobes- the left, right, medial and lateral. There is a small caudate lobe (which does not contact the [[Urinary System Overview - Anatomy & Physiology#Upper urinary Tract|kidney]] so no renal impression). It is mostly on the right of the midline and has no papillary lobe. | + | The liver has deep interlobular fissures and a large amount of interlobular connective tissue. It has a mottled appearance. A Deep interlobular fissure divides the liver into 4 lobes- the left, right, medial and lateral. There is a small caudate lobe (which does not contact the [[Urinary System Overview - Anatomy & Physiology#Upper urinary Tract|kidney]] so no renal impression). It is mostly on the right of the midline and has no papillary lobe. |