A collage of two X-ray images of a human neck and upper body. The left side of the image shows the neck and neck area while the right side shows the back of the neck. The image is labeled "RUP" and "A" and is labeled as "B". In the image there is a cross-section of the human neck showing the vertebrae and the spinal cord. The spinal cord is visible in both images with the RUP on the left and the B on the right. The X-rays appear to be in good condition with no visible signs of wear or damage. The image also shows a small amount of blood or fluid in the neck which is likely due to the presence of a large amount of fluid. The RUP is located in the center of the spine and it appears to be attached to the neck with a metal rod. The metal rod is likely a medical device possibly a surgical instrument and is likely used to measure the size and shape of the vertebral column. The background of both images is black making the white lines stand out.

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