Microanatomy of the Liver (The Hepatic Lobule) Functional Unit: The Hepatic Lobule is the structural and functional unit of the liver, hexagon-shaped with a central vein. Hepatocytes: Liver cells that process nutrients, produce bile, and detoxify toxins. Kupffer Cells: Specialized macrophages located in the liver sinusoids that destroy aged red blood cells and bacteria. Portal Triad: Located at the corners of the lobule, containing a branch of the hepatic artery, hepatic portal vein, and bile duct. Clinical Significance: Damage to these lobules (as seen in Cirrhosis) leads to portal hypertension and impaired detoxification, frequently managed in critical care. #Bexyhub #CareBexyhub #DeepakKumar #CEOBexyhub #LiverAnatomy #📒 मेरी डायरी