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Top left region is

Right hypochondriac region

Middle left region is

Right lateral region

Left bottom region is

Right inguinal region

Top middle region

Epigastric region

Direct middle region is

Umbilical region

Bottom middle region is

Pubic region

Top right region is

Left hypochondriac region

Middle right region is

Left lateral region

Bottom right region is

Left inguinal region