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Figure 1.

Three-dimensional rendered US image viewed frontally shows a facial cleft (arrows) in a fetus at 22 weeks gestational age. After viewing the rotating 3D image, the family elected to continue the pregnancy.[1]

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Figures 1, 2, 3 Johnson D D, Pretorius D H, Budorick N E, et al. Fetal lip and primary palate: three-dimensional versus two-dimensional US. Radiology 2000;217:236-239.


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