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The good knowledge for the normal hepatic artery distribution and the possible anatomical variations is significant in liver transplantation in order for the vascularity not to be disturbed and to cause necrosis of the liver parenchyma postoperatively. Disruption of an anatomical artery variation is uncommon in liver hilum dissection, but non establishment of continuity in time of reconstruction is an important cause for postoperative complications such as acute liver failure and augment morbidity and mortality. The aim of this case report is to present a non published anatomical variation of accessory right hepatic artery arising from proper hepatic artery between the branching of gastroduodenal artery and bifurcation of the proper hepatic artery to right and left branches.

ACCESSORY RIGHT HEPATIC ARTERY AS PRINCIPAL, ARISING FROM PROPER HEPATIC ARTERY /CASE REPORT/