The purpose of this exhibit is to describe 3D ultrasonography (3DUS) of the head in neonates. Traditionally, 2D ultrasonography has been used for evaluation of the neonatal brain. 3DUS is a more recent advanced technique in which a volume of tissue is scanned in a single acquisition, and the 3D data set is subsequently manipulated using specialized software. This exhibit reviews current literature relating to 3DUS, demonstrates basic technical aspects of 3DUS, describes 3DUS of normal brain, and illustrates 3DUS features of acquired and congenital neonatal brain disorders. Read More

Meeting name: IPR 2016 Conjoint Meeting & Exhibition , 2016

Authors: Kurian Jessica, Liszewski Mark, Gomes William, Hoffman Thomas, Taragin Benjamin

Keywords: Three-dimensional ultrasound, Neurosonography, Neonatal