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Magnified view of the axial images of the cervical spine at a comparable level (CT scan, left; MR image, center; registered image, right). Magnified view.

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1 Magnified view of the axial images of the cervical spine at a comparable level (CT scan, left; MR image, center; registered image, right). Magnified view of the axial images of the cervical spine at a comparable level (CT scan, left; MR image, center; registered image, right). The relationship between the margins of the neural foramina (solid arrow) and spinal canal (open arrow) and their contents is more conspicuously delineated on the registered image. The images were registered using external fiducial landmarks. Subject 5 from figure 3B is represented Ashok Panigrahy et al. AJNR Am J Neuroradiol 2000;21: ©2000 by American Society of Neuroradiology

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