The Imaging section has a body system of non-axial lower bones. The root operation is magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Why are these considered to be non-axial bones?

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Non-axial bones are bones that are not part of the axial skeleton (which includes the skull, vertebral column, and rib cage). The lower bones, such as the pelvis and legs, are part of the appendicular skeleton, and therefore considered non-axial.

The Imaging Section Has a Body System of Non-Axial Lower