When distinguishing between whether a radiographic finding is an anatomic landmark or a suspicious lesion,it is important to know the radiographic appearance radiopaque or radiolucency of the anatomic landmarks and their respective locations.
A)Both statements are true.
B)Both statements are false.
C)First statement is true,second is false.
D)First statement is false,second is true.

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It is important to know the radiographic appearance and location of anatomic landmarks in order to distinguish them from suspicious lesions. Anatomic landmarks can appear as radiopaque or radiolucent depending on their composition, and understanding their appearance and location is vital for accurate interpretation of radiographic images. Therefore, both statements are true.

When Distinguishing Between Whether a Radiographic Finding Is an Anatomic