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hepar

Identification
Official Latin term hepar
Official subsidiary term liver
Unit identifier TAH:U2658
Unit type single
Materiality material
Navigation
Link to the unit hepar
Links of entity generic: hepar
Entity-oriented links Universal page Definition page
External links TA98 FMA PubMed
Partonomic links Level 2: hepar
Taxonomic links Level 1: organum Short Extended
Taxonomic links Level 2: organum lobulare
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Taxonomic definition
Encyclopedic definition a large gland of a dark-red color situated in the upper part of the abdomen on the right side. Called also hepar [TA]. Its domed upper surface fits closely against and is adherent to the inferior surface of the right diaphragmatic dome, and it has a double blood supply from the hepatic artery and the portal vein. It comprises thousands of minute lobules (lobuli hepatitis), the functional units of the liver (see also liver acinus, under acinus, and portal lobule, under lobule). Its manifold functions include the storage and filtration of blood, the secretion of bile, the excretion of bilirubin and other substances formed elsewhere in the body, and numerous metabolic functions, including the conversion of sugars into glycogen, which it stores.
Taxonomic definition The liver is a lobular organ [organum lobulare ] which is located in the upper right part of the abdominal cavity
THIS liver
Genus THIS isa lobular organ
Defining property 1 THIS isSourceof bile
Defining property 2 THIS isTractSegmentof ( biliary tract, initial )
Autogenerated definition A liver is a lobular organ [organum lobulare] which produces bile [bilis] and is initial segment of biliary tract [tractus biliaris]
Partonomy
TAH:E10200
corpus humanum top
TAH:U2275
TAH:U2658 hepar SOS
TAH:U2659
TAH:U2669
TAH:U2681
TAH:U11169
TAH:U2683
TAH:U2684
TAH:U2686
TAH:U2687
TAH:U11149
TAH:U2690
TAH:U2691
TAH:U2692
TAH:U2693
TAH:U2694
TAH:U2695
TAH:U2698
TAH:U2700
TAH:U2702
TAH:U18131
TAH:U2713
TAH:U11150
TAH:U2716
TAH:U2718
TAH:U2719
TAH:U2722
TAH:U2725
TAH:U2726
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Taxonomy
Date: 01.11.2025