Abstract
This article aims to assist radiologists in navigating the vascular and biliary anatomy
of post-transplant patients, thereby enhancing their diagnostic accuracy and determining
the need for potential interventions. We have detailed established methods for anastomosis
between the donor and recipient arterial, hepatic venous, portal venous, and biliary
systems, while omitting surgical techniques, vascular shunting, and operative procedures,
as our primary audience is radiologists. The focus of this review is on inflow and
outflow of both blood and bile. Given the numerous possible anastomosis points in
hepatic transplantation, familiarizing radiologists with these variations will support
their efforts in identifying crucial structures in post-transplant patients.
Keywords
transplantation - vascular - biliary
