On axial CT images, the quadrate lobe of the liver is seen separated from the left lobe by the:

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On axial CT images, the quadrate lobe of the liver is seen separated from the left lobe by the:

On axial CT images, the quadrate lobe of the liver is seen separated from the left lobe by the
A) falciform ligament.
B) ligamentum venosum.
C) ligamentum teres.
D) None of the above

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