The liver receives blood from arterial (20%) and venous (80%) sources. This dual blood supply means that the organ is well-suited to contrast-enhanced cross-sectional imaging.
Luis Miguel Curvo Semedo, MD
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Articles by Luis Miguel Curvo Semedo, MD
The liver receives blood from arterial (20%) and venous (80%) sources. This dual blood supply means that the organ is well-suited to contrastenhanced cross-sectional imaging.
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