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- 13. OESOPHAGOGRAPHY
- 14. GASTROGRAPHY
- 18. CHOLECYSTOGRAPHY
- 19. CHOLANGIOGRAPHY
- 25. CYSTOGRAPHY
- 29. Md - distantia mediodextra 4 - 4,5 cm Ms - distantia mediosinistra 8 – 9 cm Transverse line of the heart Md + Ms = do 15 cm Lg (longitudo) – length of the heart α – inclination of the heart = 45 0 α Md median plane Ms Lg horizontal line α
- 30. LEFT CORONARY ARTERY – RIGHT ANTERIOR OBLIQUE VIEW
- 31. RIGHT CORONARY ARTERY – LEFT ANTERIOR OBLIQUE VIEW
- 32. AORTOGRAPHY
- 35. BASE OF SKULL – CT, AXIAL PLANE
- 36. VENOGRAPHY
- 37. VENOGRAPHY
- 38. A. mesenterica superior A. mesenterica inferior ANGIOGRAPHY
- 41. A. RENALIS
- 42. AA. ILIACAE