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Re: 3DFrom: Allen Worrall (jworrall@alaska.net)Mon Mar 19 12:08:32 2001
I suspect that if you were skilled with a 3D machine, you would save time in obtaining the nuchal translucency: one sweep to acquire the volume, then look at the multiplanar display and obtain the midsagittal view, and you are able to measure the nuchal translucency. (Probably it does not work that way in actual practice).
-- Allen Worrall
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