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Fig. 16 —Versatility of 3D data set is shown with three consecutive cropping planes (lateral, elevation, and azimuthal [axial]), each perpendicular to other, used to create 3D images that are perpendicular to one another. Three-dimensional rendering can be performed in any direction perpendicular to reference plane. Note that final image (drawing E) represents equivalent of C scan with cutting plane being perpendicular to axial plane or depth of ultrasound beam. (Illustration by Richard Gersony)