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A Systematic Approach to the Use of the Multiplanar Display in Evaluation of Abnormal Vascular Connections to the Fetal Heart Using 4‐Dimensional Ultrasonography

The multiplanar display is a modality that allows the simultaneous visualization of 3 orthogonal planes from volume data sets obtained with 3‐ and 4‐dimensional ultrasonography. Simultaneous display of standard views used in fetal echocardiography and their orthogonal planes may provide novel ultrasonographic views for examination of the fetal heart and its vascular connections. This study was designed to determine the clinical utility of the multiplanar display in the examination of abnormal vascular connections to the fetal heart.