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1. What is the primary purpose of 3D and 4D Cine Sequences in ultrasound imaging?
To apply colour Doppler overlay to acquired fetal volumes in real time To enhance the review and post-processing stages of volumetric ultrasound data To increase frame rate and temporal resolution during live 4D acquisition To replace 2D greyscale scanning in routine obstetric assessment
2. What does the 4D Cine Loop allow the examiner to do with captured volumes?
Apply real-time Electronic Scalpel cuts to remove obscuring anatomy Review dynamic volume sequences and select the most optimal ROI demonstration Increase the sweep angle of the acquired volume retrospectively Convert greyscale volume data into colour Doppler datasets post-acquisition
3. Which post-processing adjustments can be applied to volumes stored in the ultrasound system database?
Sweep angle modification, Doppler frequency & transducer frequency adjustment Reorientation, rendering, & other enhancements to create accurate reconstruction Gain normalisation, depth calibration, and axial resolution correction Frame rate increase, motion compensation, and noise floor reduction
4. What specific capability does 3D Cine Mode add beyond standard static volume review?
It enables colour Doppler on stored greyscale volumes for vascular assessment It applies Maximum Mode projection to bone structures within the stored volume It allows rendering and animation of volume data including on-screen rotation It reconstructs fetal anatomy from 2D image stacks acquired in sequence
5. For which clinical scenario is the dynamic viewing capability of 3D Cine Mode most specifically valuable?
Routine placental localisation and cord insertion site assessment Cervical length measurement and lower uterine segment evaluation Complex anatomical cases where spatial relationships require dynamic perspective Fetal biometry — BPD, HC, AC, and FL — requiring precise caliper placement
6. In which video file formats can 3D cine animations be stored for sharing and archiving?
DICOM and HL7 only — proprietary medical imaging standards PNG and TIFF only — lossless image sequence formats AVI and MP4 PDF and SVG — vector-compatible document formats
7. Which image file formats are used for storing static 3D reconstruction images?
AVI and MP4 — video container formats DICOM and NIfTI — volumetric medical imaging formats JPG and BMP PDF and DOCX — document-embedded image formats