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To the Editor: Recent letters (April 17 issue)¹ regarding a magnetic resonance image (MRI) published in the October 31 issue inspired this letter. As a long-time reader of the Journal, I have, over the past two decades, observed what now seems to be a trend, one for which I can find no easy explanation. In October, at an interval ranging between 10 and 12 years, figures are printed upside down (October 17, 1974, October 30, 1986, and October 31, 1996).^2,3,4 To the best of my knowledge, this phenomenon is restricted to diagnostic imaging studies. Any insights that the editor might . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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