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coronal section

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coronal section
Etymology: L, corona, crown, sectio
a section of the body cut in the plane of the coronal suture, or parallel to it.


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In this study we consider coronal sections of the brain, and although we suspect that a different direction might provide similar results, this would need to be confirmed in an additional study.
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Coronal sections of the brain revealed a large frontoparietal mass.
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