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Head and neck
Head: Axial CT Brain: Axial MRI T2 Face: Axial MRI T2 Neck: Axial CT
Abdomen and pelvis
Abdomen: Axial MRI T2 Abdomen: Axial CT Female pelvis: Axial CT
Upper extremity
Shoulder: Axial MRI PD Wrist: Axial MRI T1
Lower extremity
Knee: Axial MRI
Thorax
Chest X-ray
Medical imagingUpper extremityShoulder: Axial MRI PDAcromioclavicular joint level (section 1/12)
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Acromioclavicular joint level (section 1/12)

Acromioclavicular joint level (section 1/12)

Radiological anatomy at the most superior level of the shoulder.

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Acromioclavicular joint level (section 1/12)
Radiological anatomy at the most superior level of the shoulder.
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