The right hepatic artery is a terminal branch of the proper hepatic artery. It serves the right lobe of the liver. It goes over the common hepatic duct posteriorly in many people. However, occasionally it may cross anteriorly. The artery circles inferiorly in the cystohepatic angle. It may even reach the cystic duct.
From here it separates in the liver substance into an anterior segmental artery, Continue Scrolling To Read More Below...
