On a transverse sonogram, the main lobar fissure connecting the gallbladder fossa to the right portal vein creates which appearance?

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AHockey-stick sign
BExclamation mark sign
CH-sign
DStarry sky appearance

✓ Correct answer: B. Exclamation mark sign The main lobar fissure seen in continuity with the gallbladder neck and the right portal vein produces an 'exclamation mark' or 'golf-club' appearance on transverse imaging, a reliable landmark for the interlobar division.

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