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Hepatic Segmental Anatomy: Couinaud Resection Planner (2D)

A top-down 2D schematic of the eight Couinaud liver segments: load a standard resection plan (right/left hepatectomy, sectionectomy) or toggle individual segments I-VIII, trace portal-vein and hepatic-vein territories, and watch the Future Liver Remnant percentage update live.

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The liver is functionally divided into eight Couinaud segments, each with its own portal vein, hepatic artery and bile duct inflow and its own hepatic vein outflow — the anatomical basis for planning a liver resection. This 2D companion renders the eight segments as a flat coronal schematic with their portal and hepatic venous territories, lets you load standard resection plans (right hepatectomy, left hepatectomy, extended right trisectionectomy, left lateral sectionectomy) or build a custom plan by clicking individual segments, and tracks the resulting Future Liver Remnant percentage against the ~25-30% safety floor surgeons use to avoid post-hepatectomy liver failure.

⚙ Under the hood

A 2D coronal schematic of the eight Couinaud liver segments: load a standard resection plan or click individual segments I-VIII to build a custom one, trace portal-vein and hepatic-vein territories, and watch the Future Liver Remnant percentage update live.

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2D · HTML5 Canvas 2D · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install

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