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Fig. 15 —Narrow-angle versus full-volume imaging is shown as well as
different levels of resolution possible (high, medium, low). In this
particular algorithm for 3D imaging, choice was made to keep number of scan
lines; hence, volume rate is constant and results in change in resolution from
narrow angle to full volume. See Full-Volume Versus Narrow-Angle Acquisition
section for further discussion regarding resolution and zoom. (Illustration by
Richard Gersony)
