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This document provides an overview of various radiographic imaging techniques used to visualize the abdomen and pelvis. It includes radiographs of the abdomen, pelvis, hysterography, computed tomography of the abdomen at various levels, upper gastrointestinal studies, small bowel studies, colonography, biliary tract imaging, magnetic resonance angiography, aortography, and venography. The images are intended to demonstrate normal anatomy as well as common postoperative and pathological findings.

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