False about hepatic duct -
Caudate lobe (anatomical part of the right lobe) belongs physiologically to both right and left lobes because it receives blood from the right and left hepatic arteries; right and left branches of the portal vein; and drains blood into both right and left hepatic duct.
Right anterior segments are V and VIII, thus their duct is right anterior hepatic duct.
Right anterior hepatic (or segmental) duct (RASP) is formed by segments 5 and 8Q and right posterior hepatic (segmental) duct (RPS ) is formed by y segment 6 and 7. Both of these ducts join to form the right hepatic duct. Left anterior (medial) hepatic or segmental duct drains segment 3 and 4Q, whereas left posterior (lateral) hepatic duct drains segment 2. Both of these ducts join to form left hepatic duct in umbilical fissureQ.
Left hepatic duct formed in umbilical fissure
Caudate lobe drains only left hepatic duct
Right anterior hepatic duct formed by V and VIII segments
Right posterior hepatic duct formed by VI and VII segments