Segment I (caudate)
Caudate territory dorsal to the main portal pedicle and adjacent to the retrohepatic IVC. Segment I commonly receives portal pedicles from both right and left sides and drains directly to the IVC through short hepatic veins.
Localizes liver parenchyma by portal territories and intersegmental hepatic-vein planes into segments I-VIII, with segment IV optionally resolved as IVa and IVb.
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Caudate territory dorsal to the main portal pedicle and adjacent to the retrohepatic IVC. Segment I commonly receives portal pedicles from both right and left sides and drains directly to the IVC through short hepatic veins.
Superior left-sided segment above the transverse left portal plane. In original Couinaud sector terminology II is the left posterior sector; in Brisbane terminology it joins III as the left lateral section, lateral to the falciform/umbilical-fissure division.
Inferior left-sided segment below the transverse left portal plane. Brisbane groups III with II as the left lateral section, whereas original Couinaud sector terminology groups III with IV in the left anterior or paramedian sector.
Whole left medial segment or segment IV involvement for which a superior-versus-inferior subdivision is not resolved. Brisbane places IV between the functional midplane on the right and the falciform/umbilical-fissure division on the left; it can be subdivided into IVa and IVb.
Superior subdivision of segment IV, above the transverse portal plane within the Brisbane left medial section. IVa/IVb separation follows left portal-pedicle branching and may be indistinct or variable.
Inferior subdivision of segment IV, below the transverse portal plane within the Brisbane left medial section. It corresponds to the inferior medial left-liver territory and includes the quadrate region in conventional surface anatomy.
Inferior segment of the right anterior section, generally between the middle- and right-hepatic-vein planes and below the transverse right portal plane. V pairs with VIII in the Brisbane right anterior section.
Inferior segment of the right posterior section, posterolateral to the right-hepatic-vein plane and below the transverse right portal plane. VI pairs with VII in the Brisbane right posterior section.
Superior segment of the right posterior section, posterolateral to the right-hepatic-vein plane and above the transverse right portal plane. VII pairs with VI in the Brisbane right posterior section.
Superior segment of the right anterior section, generally between the middle- and right-hepatic-vein planes and above the transverse right portal plane. VIII pairs with V in the Brisbane right anterior section.
Assign vascular territories, not just clock-face positions. Preserve multiple involved segments, anatomy variants, uncertainty, and the distinction between anatomic localization and treatment planning.
{
"categories": [
{
"outcome_code": "I",
"section": "caudate",
"position": "dorsal_adjacent_to_IVC",
"portal_tier": "independent"
},
{
"outcome_code": "II",
"section": "left_lateral",
"position": "superior",
"portal_tier": "above_transverse_portal_plane"
},
{
"outcome_code": "III",
"section": "left_lateral",
"position": "inferior",
"portal_tier": "below_transverse_portal_plane"
},
{
"outcome_code": "IV",
"section": "left_medial",
"position": "whole_segment_or_level_unresolved",
"subdivisions": [
"IVa",
"IVb"
]
},
{
"outcome_code": "IVa",
"parent_code": "IV",
"section": "left_medial",
"position": "superior",
"portal_tier": "above_transverse_portal_plane"
},
{
"outcome_code": "IVb",
"parent_code": "IV",
"section": "left_medial",
"position": "inferior",
"portal_tier": "below_transverse_portal_plane"
},
{
"outcome_code": "V",
"section": "right_anterior",
"position": "inferior",
"portal_tier": "below_transverse_portal_plane"
},
{
"outcome_code": "VI",
"section": "right_posterior",
"position": "inferior",
"portal_tier": "below_transverse_portal_plane"
},
{
"outcome_code": "VII",
"section": "right_posterior",
"position": "superior",
"portal_tier": "above_transverse_portal_plane"
},
{
"outcome_code": "VIII",
"section": "right_anterior",
"position": "superior",
"portal_tier": "above_transverse_portal_plane"
}
],
"applicability": {
"use_for": "Anatomic localization of liver parenchyma, focal lesions, vascular territories and segment-oriented interventions on cross-sectional imaging.",
"classification_unit": "lesion_or_parenchymal_territory; multiple segment codes may be required",
"required_inputs": [
"relationship_to_portal_venous_branches",
"relationship_to_middle_right_and_left_hepatic_veins",
"relationship_to_IVC_and_hilum",
"level_relative_to_the_transverse_portal_plane",
"presence_of_anatomic_variant_or_mass_effect"
],
"preferred_basis": "Follow the portal territory and three-dimensional vascular relationships rather than assigning a segment from surface morphology or lesion centroid alone."
},
"anatomic_principles": {
"intrasegmental_structures": "Portal venous branches travel with hepatic arterial and biliary branches inside the supplied segmental territory.",
"intersegmental_structures": "The major hepatic veins generally course in planes between portal territories and serve as practical imaging landmarks, but the vascular boundaries are three-dimensional and variable.",
"functional_midplane": "The middle-hepatic-vein plane from the gallbladder fossa toward the IVC separates functional right liver (V-VIII) from functional left liver (II-IV); this is not the external falciform division.",
"right_intersectional_plane": "The right-hepatic-vein plane separates the right anterior section (V,VIII) from the right posterior section (VI,VII).",
"original_Couinaud_left_scissura": "The left-hepatic-vein/left-portal-scissura model separates original Couinaud's left posterior sector (II) from the left anterior or paramedian sector (III,IV).",
"Brisbane_left_section_rule": "Brisbane does not use that left hepatic-vein sector boundary for its sections: the falciform-ligament/umbilical-fissure plane separates the left lateral section (II,III) from the left medial section (IV).",
"transverse_portal_plane": {
"superior": [
"II",
"IVa",
"VII",
"VIII"
],
"inferior": [
"III",
"IVb",
"V",
"VI"
]
},
"segment_I_exception": "Segment I is the caudate territory, commonly receives portal inflow from both sides and drains directly to the IVC through short hepatic veins; it is not assigned by the superior/inferior pairing rule."
},
"section_map": [
{
"section": "left_lateral",
"segment_codes": [
"II",
"III"
]
},
{
"section": "left_medial",
"segment_codes": [
"IV",
"IVa",
"IVb"
]
},
{
"section": "right_anterior",
"segment_codes": [
"V",
"VIII"
]
},
{
"section": "right_posterior",
"segment_codes": [
"VI",
"VII"
]
},
{
"section": "caudate",
"segment_codes": [
"I"
]
}
],
"terminology_models": {
"original_Couinaud_sectors": [
{
"sector": "left_posterior",
"segment_codes": [
"II"
]
},
{
"sector": "left_anterior_or_paramedian",
"segment_codes": [
"III",
"IV",
"IVa",
"IVb"
]
},
{
"sector": "right_anterior",
"segment_codes": [
"V",
"VIII"
]
},
{
"sector": "right_posterior",
"segment_codes": [
"VI",
"VII"
]
}
],
"Brisbane_2000_sections": [
{
"section": "left_lateral",
"segment_codes": [
"II",
"III"
]
},
{
"section": "left_medial",
"segment_codes": [
"IV",
"IVa",
"IVb"
]
},
{
"section": "right_anterior",
"segment_codes": [
"V",
"VIII"
]
},
{
"section": "right_posterior",
"segment_codes": [
"VI",
"VII"
]
}
],
"safety_rule": "Do not use sector and section as synonyms on the left side; name the convention when surgical anatomy depends on it."
},
"assignment_rules": [
"First determine functional right versus left using the middle-hepatic-vein plane and portal inflow.",
"On the right, determine anterior versus posterior section using the right-hepatic-vein plane and supplying portal branch.",
"On the left, distinguish original Couinaud sectors from Brisbane sections: use the left hepatic scissura for the former and the falciform/umbilical-fissure division for the latter.",
"Then determine superior versus inferior level relative to the portal bifurcation and segmental portal branches.",
"For segment IV, return IVa or IVb when the craniocaudal subdivision is supported; retain IV when the whole segment is involved or the subdivision cannot be resolved.",
"If a lesion crosses a vascular boundary, report every involved segment and identify the dominant portal territory only when demonstrable."
],
"reporting_contract": [
"report_segment_or_segments_and_lobe_or_section",
"state_IVa_or_IVb_when_resolved_without_discarding_parent_segment_context",
"describe_relationship_to_portal_pedicles_hepatic_veins_IVC_hilum_and_bile_ducts_when_relevant",
"state_boundary_crossing_and_anatomic_variants",
"use_right_and_left_as_functional_hemilivers_not_surface_lobes",
"do_not_convert_location_alone_into_resectability_or_treatment"
],
"Brisbane_resection_context": {
"single_segment": "segmentectomy",
"two_contiguous_segments": "bisegmentectomy",
"left_lateral_section": "II_and_III",
"left_medial_section": "IV_including_IVa_and_IVb",
"right_anterior_section": "V_and_VIII",
"right_posterior_section": "VI_and_VII",
"right_hepatectomy_or_hemihepatectomy": "V_through_VIII",
"left_hepatectomy_or_hemihepatectomy": "II_through_IV",
"segment_I_rule": "When segment I is included with another named resection, state with_resection_of_segment_1 or extended_to_segment_1 explicitly.",
"notation_rule": "Brisbane terminology favors Arabic Sg numbers; RadCommons retains Roman outcome codes for API compatibility and exposes the exact mapping here."
},
"version_context": [
{
"date": "1957",
"status": "origin",
"detail": "Couinaud described the classic segmental model in Le foie: etudes anatomiques et chirurgicales."
},
{
"date": "1999",
"status": "anatomic_reassessment",
"detail": "Couinaud supported portal plus hepatic-vein segmentation from a 110-cast anatomic series (PMID 10805544; DOI 10.1159/000018770)."
},
{
"date": "2000",
"status": "terminology_standardization",
"detail": "The IHPBA Brisbane consensus standardized hemiliver, section, segment and resection terminology (DOI 10.1016/S1365-182X(17)30755-4)."
},
{
"date": "2020_consensus_published_2021",
"status": "adjacent_update",
"detail": "Tokyo terminology added definitions for anatomic segmentectomy and subsegmentectomy without replacing the base Couinaud segment map (DOI 10.1002/jhbp.1091)."
}
],
"uncertainty_and_limits": [
"Portal and hepatic venous branching varies, hepatic-vein planes are approximations, and large lesions or prior surgery can distort landmarks; state uncertainty rather than forcing one segment.",
"Some later Couinaud and Brisbane literature uses Sg9 for a paracaval caudate portion. This RadCommons decision system preserves the classic I-VIII output set; when a source uses Sg9, retain that source terminology and request the institutional convention instead of silently mapping it to I or VIII.",
"A segment code provides no biological prognosis and does not by itself determine technical resectability, future liver remnant, operative approach, ablation safety, or oncologic management."
],
"supporting_sources": [
{
"role": "primary_anatomic_reassessment",
"citation": "Couinaud C. Dig Surg. 1999;16:459-467",
"doi": "10.1159/000018770",
"pmid": "10805544"
},
{
"role": "IHPBA_consensus",
"citation": "Strasberg et al. HPB. 2000;2:333-339",
"doi": "10.1016/S1365-182X(17)30755-4"
},
{
"role": "open_anatomic_and_resection_context",
"citation": "Orcutt et al. Front Surg. 2016;3:14",
"doi": "10.3389/fsurg.2016.00014",
"pmcid": "PMC4786552"
},
{
"role": "current_adjacent_terminology",
"citation": "Nagino et al. J Hepatobiliary Pancreat Sci. 2021",
"doi": "10.1002/jhbp.1091"
}
],
"source_locator": "IHPBA Brisbane 2000 consensus, DOI 10.1016/S1365-182X(17)30755-4, Figures 1-4 and division/resection terminology; Couinaud 1999, PMID 10805544, portal and hepatic-vein segmentation; Orcutt et al., PMC4786552, Figures 1-2 and segment-oriented resection text; Tokyo 2020 consensus, DOI 10.1002/jhbp.1091, definitions 1-2."
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