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Question 2399
To better see the right kidney, it is useful to image the kidney through which structure?
Question 2405
What is the key MRI parameter that is varied to create the heavily T2-weighted images of MRCP?
Question 2406
A 2D MRCP sequence uses what kind of intravenous contrast?
Question 2407
What is a negative oral contrast agent that can be used for improving an MRCP image?
Question 2070
Which of the following is a type of a true diverticulum?
Question 1842
Which of the following CT features is NOT common in chronic pancreatitis?
Question 934
Which of the following structures does NOT lie at the transpyloric plane?
Question 50
What structure forms the median umbilical fold?
Question 1039
Which label identifies the descending colon?
Question 1037
Which label identifies the cecum?
Question 148
Which of the following is an example of a true diverticulum?
Question 367
On this transverse ultrasound image of the mid-abdomen, what structure is indicated by the red arrow?
Question 374
What Couinaud liver segment is highlighted in green?
Question 376
What Couinaud liver segment is highlighted in yellow?
Question 377
What Couinaud liver segment is highlighted in red?
Question 434
What is the most common location of the appendix?
Question 528
Which is INCORRECT regarding conventional pancreatic ductal anatomy?
Question 530
A 75 year old woman with epigastric pain has been assessed with MR cholangiopancreatography (MRCP). Which of the following is seen?
Question 3013
What arteries supply the fundus of the stomach?
Question 544
Where is the most common location of the tip of the appendix?
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