Three-dimensional ultrasound imaging

Three‐dimensional ultrasound of a massive fetal lymphangioma involving the lower extremity

“…Finally, 3D-ultrasound offered several advantages in the management of the index case for the reasons outlined previously 14,15 . In short, 3D-ultrasound helped to identify the lesion clearly and completely and make the consultation with pediatric surgeons and parents more comprehensive.…”

Speckle classification for sensorless freehand 3-D ultrasound

“…Freehand three-dimensional (3D) ultrasound (US), in which B-scan slices and probe trajectory are simultaneously recorded, provides a valuable clinical tool for volume measurement and the analysis of complex geometry [8,9,21,24]. However, the need for an add-on position sensor is inconvenient in a clinical environment.…”

Three‐Dimensional Sonographic Diagnosis of a Large Cystic Neck Lymphangioma

“…1,[3][4][5][6][7][8] In certain cases (ie, giant melanocytic nevus with hamartoma), 6 the 3D multiplanar images were not as useful as initially expected. Those authors reported that it was hard to gain further information from the multiplanar images because of the absence of landmarks.…”