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This appears to be a chart or diagram referencing parts of the body, specifically the hands, knees, and ankles. It indicates which areas are considered correct or incorrect, with the hands and knees having two correct areas each, and the ankle having one correct area and three incorrect areas. However, the meaning and context behind this chart is not clear.*

This text provides a list of upper and lower body areas, along with specific sub-areas for each, that may be useful for medical or anatomical reference. The upper body areas include the elbow, wrist, and hand, with details provided for specific regions within each area. The lower body areas include the knee, ankle, and foot, with similar details provided for sub-areas within each region.*

This text provides a brief description of different types of cartilage, including healthy cartilage, worn-away cartilage, and broken cartilage.*

This text seems to be a chart or a diagram categorizing different body parts, specifically the upper and lower body parts related to hands, elbows, wrists, ankles, and knees. The letters "L" and "R" suggest that the chart includes both left and right body parts.*

This is a description of a topical gel that is clinically proven to relieve arthritis pain in specific areas such as hand, wrist, ankle, and knee. The gel contains diclofenac sodium and is an arthritis pain reliever. The product comes with an enclosed dosing card to measure the dose. The user can apply the gel up to three times a day for up to 21 days, but it is not recommended for use on any other body area except the specified ones. The text also includes information on dosage, directions, and the manufacturer's details.*