A CT scan of the brain which is a type of MRI scan that shows the brain in two different views. The scan is circular in shape and appears to be a cross-sectional view of the human brain. In the top view the brain is shown in black and white with the top half of the image being the largest and the bottom half being the smallest. The brain is divided into two sections with a central area in the center and a smaller area on the left side. The central area is filled with orange and yellow areas which appear to be the areas where the brainstorm is located. The orange areas are likely the areas that are affected by the brain activity while the yellow areas are areas where it is affected by a brain activity. - The image is taken from a top-down perspective and the background is black making the orange areas stand out. The image appears to have been taken at night as there are no other objects in the image.
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![A photograph of a poster presentation titled "Pain with rest and activity plays little role in patients discharged early after total knee arthroplasty (TKA)". The poster has an orange blue and white color scheme. <br /><br />The text is small and difficult to read but the headings are visible. They are: "Introduction" "Methods" "Pain Results" "Table 1. Patient Characteristics After Propensity Matching" "Figure 1. Relative Difference in [IMA?] and PAR" "Figure 2. Mean Distance Walked by Day After Surgery" "Results" "Figure 3. Correlation of [IMA?] and P[001?]" "Figure 4. Frequency of cases and controls discharge by day after surgery" "Conclusion" "Limitations" and "References". Figures 1 2 and 4 are bar graphs and Figure 3 is a scatter plot.](https://oida-resources-images.azureedge.net/public/full/8c4d7c84-34e8-4546-93c3-6d5bbad637a1.png)
