hepatic acinus zone 1

hepatic acinus periportal zone

The region of the hepatic acinus that is closest to the arterial blood supply and has the highest oxygen concentration. Zone 1 is located in the periportal region of the liver lobule, closest to the portal triad. Hepatocytes in this region are primarily involved in oxidative energy metabolism.

Type Vessel
Parent Structure metabolic zone of liver
Latin Name hepatic acinus periportal zone

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the hepatic acinus zone 1?
The region of the hepatic acinus that is closest to the arterial blood supply and has the highest oxygen concentration. Zone 1 is located in the periportal region of the liver lobule, closest to the portal triad. Hepatocytes in this region are primarily involved in oxidative energy metabolism.
What is the Latin name for the hepatic acinus zone 1?
The Latin name for the hepatic acinus zone 1 is hepatic acinus periportal zone.

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