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Table 2: 
Angulations in chronologic order of measurement (from top to bottom)a
SequenceT1-TSEDE-TSET2-TIRMT1-TSET2-TIRM
OrientationAxialAxialAxialParasagittalParasagittal
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    40°XXX
    45°XX
    50°XX
    55°XXXXX
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    a Planar orientation was either perpendicular (axial) or parallel (sagittal) with respect to the longitudinal course of the sciatic nerve at the right thigh. X indicates the angle positions at which the respective measurements were performed.