Faces of the Secondary – Lobule Position Larger Peripherally Tend to be Rectangular Peripherally Paucity or Less Well Formed Posteriorly Varied Sizes and Shapes in the Periphery and Centrally Least Prominent PosteriorlyAxial CT in a patient with CHF demonstrates the heterogeneous morphology of the secondary lobule. In this patient the lobules in the periphery are larger than the centrally placed secondary lobules. In addition the peripheral lobules are more rectangular and those centrally are more of a polyhedral shape.Ashley Davidoff MD TheCommonVein.net 135831