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Fig. 8C —Three-dimensional images obtained using rotational
transesophageal echocardiography acquisition and subsequent reconstruction.
All are designed to show benefits of en face view of entire structure with
depth as opposed to 2D image showing only single cut. Atrial septal
defect—ASD in C and arrow in D—is shown on 3D image
(C) in its entirety as opposed to corresponding 2D cut (D). In
C, AoV refers to aortic valve.
