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When getting axial/coronal/sagittal vectors from an image volume, they should always be predominantly aligned with the primary quadrant. This would mean that it is always possible to define a coordinate system of known orientation but aligned with the volume.
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When getting axial/coronal/sagittal vectors from an image volume, they should always be predominantly aligned with the primary quadrant. This would mean that it is always possible to define a coordinate system of known orientation but aligned with the volume.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: