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Table 3 Gender and domicile distributions of the hepatic vascular variations

From: Prevalence of hepatic vascular anomalies in consecutive contrast-enhanced computed tomography images — a retrospective observational study

 

Hepatic artery

Normal (type 1)

Variants

Total

Sex

Male

258 (69.92%)

111 (30.08%)

369 (100%)

Female

118 (67.05)

58 (32.95)

176 (100%)

Domicile

South Indian

363 (69.2%)

162 (30.8%)

525 (100%)

North Indian

13 (65%)

7 (35%)

20 (100%)

 

Portal vein

Normal (type 1)

Variants

Total

Sex

Male

296 (80.2%)

73 (19.8%)

369 (100%)

Female

146 (83%)

30 (17%)

176 (100%)

Domicile

South Indian

425 (81%)

100 (19%)

525 (100%)

North Indian

17 (85%)

3 (15%)

20 (100%)

 

Right hepatic vein

Single RHV

Variants

Total

Sex

Male

283 (76.69%)

86 (23.31%)

369 (100%)

Female

139 (78.98%)

37 (21.02%)

176 (100%)

Domicile

South Indian

407 (77.5%)

118 (22.5%)

525 (100%)

North Indian

15 (75%)

5 (25%)

20 (100%)

 

Accessory inferior right hepatic vein

Absent

Present

Total

Sex

Male

300 (81.30%)

69 (18.67%)

369 (100%)

Female

137 (77.84%)

39 (22.16%)

176 (100%)

Domicile

South Indian

420 (80%)

105 (20%)

525 (100%)

North Indian

17 (85%)

03 (15%)

20 (100%)

 

MHV-LHV variants

Common trunk

Independent trunk

Total

Sex

Male

283 (76.69%)

86 (23.31%)

369 (100%)

Female

139 (78.98%)

37 (21.02%)

176 (100%)

Domicile

South Indian

400 (76.2%)

125 (23.8%)

525 (100%)

North Indian

16 (80%)

04 (20%)

20 (100%)