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# Diagnostic Imaging for Multiple Body Sites

<mark style="color:$danger;">**This Editorial Guide is used for Education Purposes Only. It is used in the Authoring Courses and Certifications. It is based on the January 2026 Editorial Guide.**</mark>

## Adjacent structures

Concepts which describe adjacent structures, imaged in one procedure, are acceptable.

For example,

* 432672003 | Magnetic resonance imaging of pelvis and hip (procedure)|

{% hint style="info" %}

### Unacceptable examples

Multiple procedures or a combination of different procedures in one concept are unacceptable.

* Computed tomography angiography of aorta, abdomen, pelvis and lower limb
* Ultrasonography of abdomen and ultrasonography of pelvis with transrectal ultrasonography
* Ultrasonography of pelvis and obstetric ultrasonography with transvaginal ultrasonography
* Ultrasonography of knee and Doppler ultrasonography of vein of lower limb
  {% endhint %}

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