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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
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Distal carpal row level
Muscles and bones at the level of the distal carpal row.

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Distal carpal row level
Muscles and bones at the level of the distal carpal row.
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