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Application value of multiple imaging modes of four-dimensional ultrasonic STIC technology in the diagnosis of fetal congenital heart disease

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Reconstructed images from multi-mode imaging of four-dimensional ultrasound STIC technology are vivid and more intuitive compared with two-dimensional ultrasound images, providing abundant diagnostic information and improving diagnostic confidence of sonographers.

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