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*Lesser omentum (often fat filled) on the visceral surface between the left lateral lobe, heptic porta and lesser curvature of the stomach
*Lesser omentum (often fat filled) on the visceral surface between the left lateral lobe, heptic porta and lesser curvature of the stomach
*Oesophageal notch where oesophagus passes over the liver
===Divisions of the Liver===
===Divisions of the Liver===
==Species Differences==
==Species Differences==
===Canine===
===Canine & Feline===
*Both left and right lobes subdivided
===Equine===
===Equine===
*No [[Gall Bladder - Anatomy & Physiology|gall bladder]]
*No [[Gall Bladder - Anatomy & Physiology|gall bladder]]
*Left lobe subdivided
*No papillary lobe
===Porcine===
===Porcine===
*Deep interlobular fissure divides the lived into 4 lobes- the left, right, medial and lateral
*Deep interlobular fissure divides the lived into 4 lobes- the left, right, medial and lateral
*Small caudate lobe (which does not contact the kidney)
*Small caudate lobe (which does not contact the kidney so no renal impression)
*Mostly on the right of the midline
*Mostly on the right of the midline
*No papillary lobe
===Ruminants===
===Ruminants===
*Entirely displaced to right of midline
*Fused lobes
'''Small Ruminants'''
*Sheep have a deeper umbilical fissure than cows
*Sheep have a smaller caudate lobe than cows
*Sheep have two papillary processes
===Avian===
===Avian===
*See [[Avian Liver - Anatomy & Physiology|avian liver]]
==Links==
==Links==