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This might sound stupid, but what's the difference between a 3D and a 4D scan?

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Not a stupid question. I'm wondering the same lol.

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I have no idea if this will help
But I just copied and pasted :)

Clinical use of this technology is an area of intense research activity especially in fetal anomaly scanning[3][4][5] but there are also popular uses that have been shown to improve fetal-maternal bonding.[6] 4D fetal ultrasounds are similar to 3D scans, with the difference associated with time: 4D allows a 3-dimensional picture in real time, rather than delayed, due to the lag associated with the computer constructed image, as in classic 3-dimensional ultrasound.

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2D ultrasound give you outlines and flat looking images, but can be used to see the internal organs of the baby.

This is helpful in diagnosing heart defects, issues with the kidneys and other internal issues.

The 3D images are used to show you three dimensional external images which may be helpful in diagnosing issues such as a cleft lip.

What 4D ultrasound brings to the table is that as the image is continuously updated, it becomes a moving image, like a movie.

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