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Yon koup la semèn de sa, Mwen te gen chans lan fè yon gade nan kolòn vètebral pwòp mwen nan yon fason mwen pa janm ta fè l 'anvan. Bonè youn Samdi maten, Mwen te dirije nan Cheltenham, Cobalt Imaging Centre lan, pou yon dat cho ak yo 1.5 Tesla MRI scanner. Mwen te ale nan gen sa montan prèske yon eskanè kò plen - soti nan kou mwen an basen mwen, manke soti tèt mwen, bra ak janm. Sa a te tout pou yon pale sou anatomi - anatomi m '- pou la Cheltenham syans festival, sou 5 jen.
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A couple of weeks ago, I had the chance to look at my own spine in a way I’d never done before. Early one Saturday morning, I headed to Cheltenham, to the Cobalt Imaging Centre, for a hot date with their 1.5 Tesla MRI scanner. I was going to have what amounted to almost a full body scan – from my neck to my pelvis, missing out my head, arms and legs. This was all for a talk about anatomy – my anatomy – for the Cheltenham science festival, on 5 June.