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Real-time three-dimensional ultrasound imaging in real-time observation of three-dimensional structure of the image inside the body

Through 4d ultrasound, doctors can observe in real time the internal body structure or fetus as 3 dimensional images, and can make more accurate and reliable diagnosis. But the high cost of 4D technology has limited its popularity.
　　
The release of the 8800 greatly promotes development and popularization of 4d ultrasound imaging, and will certainly trigger revolutionary transformation to 4d ultrasound imaging.
Through the perfect match of 4d ultrasound and B&W imaging, the users can obtain 4u ultrasound imaging function at the mere cost of a B&W ultrasound, instead of high price for a high-end color Doppler, which dramatically reduces the purchase cost, as well as examination fees for the patient or the expectant mother.
　　
The 8800 brings 4d ultrasound into Popular Use
　

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To Bring 4d ultrasound Scanner into Popular Use
The release of the M-8800 promotes development and popularization of 4d ultrasound imaging, and will certainly trigger revolutionary transformation to 4d ultrasound imaging. Through the perfect match of 4d ultrasound and B&W imaging, the users can obtain 4d ultrasound scanner function at the mere cost of a B&W ultrasound, instead of high price for a high-end color Doppler, which dramatically reduces the purchase cost, as well as exam fee for the patients. The M-8800 leads you to the 4D imaging world!
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3D ultrasound is a medical ultrasound technique, often used during pregnancy, providing three dimensional images of the fetus. Often these images are captured rapidly and animated to produce a "4d ultrasound
A medical ultrasound technique that produces a sequence of 3D images over time.
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At The Women's Health Center, you willl discover our Philips HD11 XE High Definition 4d ultrasound System. Using this state of the art unit, our sonographers are able to produce high quality images of your baby that will take your breath away.
What is 3D/4D ultrasound?
Like a traditional ultrasound, 3D/4d ultrasound uses high frequency sound waves to create high definition images that can be viewed on a monitor screen. In a 3D ultrasound a lifelike still image is created of your baby. 4D technology allows you to actually watch your baby move around in real time.

When is the best time to schedule a 3D/4d ultrasound?
It is best to perform a 3D/4d ultrasounds after 28 weeks gestation, since this is the time of pregnancy when there is usually an adequate amount of amniotic fluid around the baby. Adequate amniotic fluid is required to obtain clear pictures

Are there any risks to performing a 3D/4d ultrasound?
Current understanding suggests that ultrasound poses no detectable risk to either baby or mother. However, this is not to say that future studies will not discover new risks.

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Behavioral pattern continuity from prenatal to postnatal life a study by four-dimensional (4D) ultrasonography
Citation Information. Journal of Perinatal Medicine. Volume 32, Issue 4, Pages 346–353, ISSN (Print) 0300-5577, DOI: 10.1515/JPM.2004.065, July 2004
Published Online: 01/06/2005
Abstract
Aim: To investigate whether the same behavioral patterns were present pre- and postnatally, and whether there were any differences in the frequency of movements observed in fetal and in early neonatal life.
Subjects and methods: Ten out of 37 pregnant women in the third trimester of pregnancy (median gestational age 34 weeks, range 33 to 35 weeks) in the two-month period (from November 1st to December 31st, 2003) were enrolled in the investigation. Ten term, appropriate for gestational age newborns (seven born vaginally, three by elective SC, six girls, six first-born) and were enrolled in the study. All 4D examinations were performed on Voluson 730 (Kretztechnik, Zipt, Austria) and Acuvix (Medison, Korea) with transabdominal 5 MHz transducer. After standard assessment in 2D B-mode ultrasound, a 4D mode was switched on and live 3D image was reconstructed by selecting the ideal representative 2D image placed in the region of interest (ROI). The recordings of neonatal behavior were made on the Sony P-612 OHMPL videotape by video camera (Sony Camcoder CC DTRV 318 Hv8) and reviewed on the videocassette recorder (Sony VHS SLV-N 900). The median of newborns' age at the moment of recording was 49 hours (range 4 to 112). During the examination, newborns were lying in the bed, separated from other infants in the nursery, dressed, and lying on their backs in a supine position with unrestrained hands. The temperature in the room was 22 to 24°C. The video recording was performed mainly while the children were actively awake or during alert inactivity.
Results: There were no movements observed in fetal life that were not present in neonatal life, while the Moro reflex was present only in neonates. The most frequent fetal and neonatal movements were scowling, eye and mouth opening, and hand to face, hand to eye and hand to head movements. Isolated blinking, mouth to eyelid movement, yawning, tongue expulsion and scowling were more frequent in neonates than in fetuses, although the difference was not statistically significant. Hand to mouth movements were more frequent in neonatal than in fetal life while all other hand movements were less frequent in neonates than in fetuses, although the differences did not reach statistical significance. Spearman rank order correlation reached statistical significance in smiling (R=0.71; t=2.91; P=0.02) and in hand to ear movement (R=0.80; t=3.86; P=0.005), and was almost statistically significant in isolated eye blinking (R=0.61; t=2.17; P=0.06), while the correlations between the rest of the movements were not statistically significant.
Conclusions: 4d ultrasonography is a powerful tool in the assessment of fetal behavior, and our study showed that there is a continuity from fetal to neonatal behavior, especially in terms of isolated eye blinking movements, mouth and eyelid opening, yawning, tongue expulsion, smiling, scowling and hand movements directed to other parts of the face.

This article comes from:
http://www.reference-global.com/doi/abs/10.1515/JPM.2004.065

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The potential of four-dimensional (4D) ultrasonography in the assessment of fetal awareness

Asim Kurjak, 1. Medical School University Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia
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Milan Stanojevic, 2. Medical School University Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia
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Guillermo Azumendi, 3. Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Centro Gutenberg, Malaga, Spain
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José M. Carrera4. Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Institut Dexeus, Barcelona, Spain
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Corresponding author: Asim Kurjak MD, Medical School University Zagreb, Sveti Duh Hospital, Sveti Duh 64, Zagreb/Croatia.
Citation Information. Journal of Perinatal Medicine. Volume 33, Issue 1, Pages 46–53, ISSN (Online) 1619-3997, ISSN (Print) 0300-5577, DOI: 10.1515/JPM.2005.008, January 2005
Publication History: Received: //; revised: //; accepted: //; published online: 01/06/2005
Abstract
Aim: The aim of the study was to observe different expressions and movements of a fetal face during investigation of fetal behavior in the second and the third trimester of normal pregnancies, as a probable manifestation of fetal awareness.
Subjects and methods: Over a 6-month period a study was conducted in three centers in Zagreb, Croatia and in Barcelona and Malaga, Spain. Women with singleton pregnancies (16–33 weeks) who were referred for ultrasound check-up for determination of gestational age, suspicious fetal malformations, polyhydramnios, and/or the assessment of biophysical profile or other possible pathology, were assigned to the study. After regular two-dimensional (2D) ultrasound assessment at an antenatal clinic, pregnant women were offered the possibility of undergoing 4D ultrasound examination if the fetus and the mother were considered “normal”, i.e., if ultrasound and clinical assessment were uneventful. If the newborn delivered at term had 1- and 5-min Apgar scores of 7 and 10, respectively, and if the newborn was considered “term and normal” (normal spontaneous activity, normal posture and tone, and presence of some primitive reflexes) at the first and subsequent regular check-ups, the inclusion criteria were deemed to have been met. Out of 119 patients, 99 fulfilled the inclusion criteria, 40 of whom were in the second, and 59 in the third trimester of pregnancy. A Voluson 730 Expert system with a transabdominal 5-MHz transducer was used for 4D ultra- sonography. After regular 2D scanning, the 4D mode was switched on, and a live 3D image was reconstructed by selecting ideal 2D mid-sagittal images of the face (the region of interest). The volume was automatically scanned every 2 s while the surface-rendered mode was switched on, and 4D images were displayed on the screen and recorded on videotape during a 30-min observation period. Movements of the following fetal face structures were analyzed: forehead, brows, nasal soft tissue and nasolabial folds, upper lip, oral cavity and tongue, lower lip and chin, eyelids and eyes, mouth and mouth angles, and facial expression. 4D ultrasonography allowed in utero observations of fetal facial expressions such as smiling, yawning, and swallowing.
Results: The quality of 4D depiction of fetal facial expressions increased with gestational age. The frequency of fetal facial expressions such as yawning ranged from 1 and 6 with a median of 1.5 per 30-min observation period; smiling ranged from 2 and 8 with the median of 2; tongue expulsion ranged from 2 to 6, median 3; mouth and eye squeezing ranged from 5 to 10, median 6; scowling ranged from 1 to 3, median 0.5; and isolated eye blinking ranged from 4 to 12 with a median of 5.
Conclusions: Our study shows the ability of 4D sonography to depict different facial expressions and movements, which might represent fetal awareness. Never-theless, long, precise and thorough observation of fetal faces by 4D sonography was hampered as the images were only near real-time. Thus, we were only able to study the quality and not the quantity of facial movement patterns
　

This article comes from: http://www.referenceglobal.com/doi/abs/10.1515/JPM.2005.008

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What is 4d ultrasound?
Ultrasounds, sometimes referred to as sonograms, are a medical test which uses high frequency sound waves to produce a picture of the organs in the body. In the case of pregnancy, ultrasounds are routinely prescribed to produce an image of the fetus. A 4D ultrasound uses a special sonogram machine and takes images from a few different angles, which reveal more detailed images of the fetus, such as facial features. It can also capture movements made by the baby during the procedure.

A standard ultrasound only provides a two-dimensional image of the fetus. They are usually ordered in pregnancy for a variety of reasons, such as evaluating development of the baby, determining gestational age and identifying any abnormalities. Although the standard ultrasound produces a picture of the fetus, it may take a trained sonographer or a doctor to identify features and body parts. Keepsake photos are given to the patient, however they are often grainy.

Occasionally, a two-dimensional ultrasound may indicate a problem and a more sophisticated 4d ultrasound is needed to confirm an abnormality. For many pregnant women, there is no medical need for a 4d ultrasound, however the mom-to-be wants to get a better look at her baby. Most centers that perform a 4d ultrasound, recommend the test is performed after twenty-five weeks gestation. The baby is usually big enough to see features clearly.

Standard ultrasounds are ordered by a physician and performed at a clinic, doctors office or at an ultrasound imaging center. 4d ultrasounds do not require a doctor's order and are often done at a private ultrasound business, which specializes in keepsake 4d ultrasounds. The procedure is non-invasive and takes about twenty minutes to complete.

After a conductive gel is applied to the abdomen, the procedure is done by gliding a transducer over the pregnant women’s abdomen. A monitor is within view, allowing the woman to view the fetus and watch as the ultrasound is completed. The mom is given a keepsake photo and video of the baby.

The Federal Drug Administration regulates the level of energy used in ultrasound machines. Although they are considered safe, many physicians believe medically unnecessary ultrasounds should be avoided. This has caused some debate regarding elective 4d ultrasounds.

Because 4D machines create a higher quality image, there is some concern by physicians that the energy level used in 4d ultrasounds may be higher, although this has not been proven. For women who do want a keepsake photo and opt for a 4d ultrasound, it’s important to be sure the technician performing the test is a licensed sonographer. Women considering a 4d ultrasound should talk to their doctor regarding any safety concerns prior to the procedure.

This article comes from: http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-4d-ultrasound.htm

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4d ultrasounds Offer Parents More

Traditional ultrasounds are for many people very hard to read and interpret as they only offer flat images that are often blurred and distorted in many ways. This can lead to frustration among parents that want to buy the baby stuff before he/she gets here but they can’t tell the sex of the baby because of the poor imaging quality. However, 3D imaging, using multiple angles taken from the baby with a single ultrasound machine can be turned into a four dimensional, semi-animated model of your precious new family member.

These 4D models offer parents a chance to see what their baby will look like before he or she is born. This means that parents can begin the bonding process before birth, offer up pictures of their baby before they’re born and even have something to add to the baby book that will be intelligible for the child later in life. Despite all of these amazing things, many people still elect to forego the 4D ultrasound for the more traditional 2D for fear that the baby might be hurt by the machine. This simply won’t happen as the waves that are used in the 4D machine are identical to those in the 2D machine, they are just run through a computer program to clean them up and offer up clearer pictures.

Another advantage that parents should consider the 4d ultrasound for is the screening and early detection of treatable childhood ailments. In some cases, a two dimensional ultrasound will pick up abnormalities that can look like cancer, extra fingers, and in some cases, extra or missing limbs. However, before the four dimensional ultrasound machines there really was no way to tell and a wait and see approach was taken with treatment discussed after birth.

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Why a 4d ultrasound is So Special
Filed under: Uncategorized - 29 Jan 2010
If you have ever been pregnant before or have seen an ultrasound photograph, you can see that the features are hard to distinguish as well as the graininess of the womb from several interferences. You can now have the ability to actually take a look inside the womb with a new tool called the 4d ultrasound. This ultrasound option may seem very normal with the similar procedure, but with state of the art computers, a virtual fly-around of the baby(s) can be seen. This is a very amazing experience and can be shared with nearly anyone. With the ability to render the image and 3-Dimensional views of the baby in the womb and place them on DVD and other media, you can show all of your friends, family and coworkers.

This is a very special piece of equipment and the results that they can provide are simply stunning. Make sure to look into the available options for 4D Ultrasound in your area. If you are a doctor, gynecologist or any medical professional that can make use of this technology in your practice, there are several ways to look into getting the proper equipment and computer technology that you need. The best hope for parents to know that their child is doing well is by giving them a visual assurance using the 4d ultrasound which can provide advanced views of the baby while in the womb as well as all of the important vital statistics that you need to know.

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What is a 4D Ultra Sound?
Filed under: Uncategorized - 09 Jan 2010
An ultrasound is a technique performed in which extremely high frequency sound waves are transmitted into the body, reflecting echoes that are brought back and analyzed to create a picture. This picture depicts the internal organs and fetus that is resting inside the uterus. A 4D ultrasound uses this same technology but with even more advancement. In this sort of scan, the sound waves are sent back at different angles, resulting in a life-like three dimensional volume.

The benefits of this type of ultrasound are significant. It is easy for a doctor to see the development of the baby and diagnose and curtail any problems early on in the pregnancy. In addition, studies show the bond between parent and child grows stronger earlier when exposed to this kind of screening. These scans are completely safe and easy to obtain. Most 4D scans are covered by insurance and are becoming a common practice in pre-natal care.

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Peek inside the Womb with 4d ultrasounds
Filed under: Uncategorized - 23 Nov 2009
Happy soon to be parents may want to see their baby before it is born through an ultrasound. The astonishing advancements in technology for this procedure has allowed for us to actually take a peek into the womb through an ultrasound. This process uses the same technology but maps the complex information on a computer to produce a fully rendered image of the baby that can be viewed from any angle. This option always surprises both mothers and fathers because it allows them to see their beautiful baby before it is born. This process is also more accurate in identifying what gender the baby will be than standard ultrasounds.

4d ultrasounds are becoming more available to more offices and you could request to be referred to a location where 4D Ultrasounds are available. Hospitals and offices that want to offer this option to their patients could find special pricing online for their 4d ultrasound machines. Several expecting mothers will want to see their baby before it is born so they can choose an adequate baby name and plan. The 4d ultrasound is also a very special tool to help determine if the baby will have any deformities or complications when born. This can help parents prepare for the worse as well as have the ability to look into options to help treat their child once it is born. Not taking the chance to get a 4d ultrasound can leave the parents very unprepared for the arrival of their child.

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4d ultrasounds For Expecting Parents
Filed under: Uncategorized - 14 Oct 2009
As expectant first time parents, we were naturally very excited to go in and get our first ultrasound done, because it meant we would know how the baby was doing, but we would also get a picture to take home and show our friends and families.

When my specialist suggested that we get a 4d ultrasound we didn’t know exactly what that meant, but luckily she was able to explain it us. Basically, a 4D ultrasound lets the doctor not only see whether or not the baby is healthy and free of any deformities, but it also means that you can get a picture of it from the ultrasound that looks a lot more like a proper photograph than a standard ultrasound picture does.

We went in for our 4d ultrasound the following Monday, and were both very excited. Once the picture was in our hands we were absolutely amazed – it was like looking at a photograph of a beautiful new born infant; it was incredible – we could actually see our child before it had even been born.

Another plus of having a 4d ultrasound was that the doctor could see that our child was healthy, as well as know the sex right away.

Once we had a picture of our healthy baby, and knew that he was going to be a boy, we were able to decide on his name; and because the 4d ultrasound let us see his face, we could give him a name that really seemed to suit him.

Our 4d ultrasound picture is now one of our most treasured possessions, and we are looking forward to showing it to Jake when he is old enough to appreciate it.

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4d ultrasound Applications
Filed under: Uncategorized - 30 Jul 2009
4d ultrasound is a special kind of ultrasound that allows you to see objects in 3 Dimensional renderings and is very popular with expecting mothers as it allows them to see their child before it is born. It allows doctors to see any and all defects in a baby and can give them the ability to plan for anything that may present a problem in the future. The added ability to see the baby in the womb before it is born in 3 dimensional views is very nice for many parents as they can show off their beautiful baby to people before it is born and makes a great email and invitation for a baby shower!

You can really take advantage of 4d ultrasound in many other applications as well. The use of these machines allows you to detect kidney stones and various other obstructions in the body. These machines are very useful to determine the problem within someone that has swelling in an area or more. Make sure to ask for an ultrasound before exploratory surgery is performed to make sure that a tumor or other growth is really a tumor!

The abilities of the 4d ultrasound are not just limited to these applications and can be used for many different things in the medical world. Hospitals and clinics around the world are making use of 4d ultrasound machines in their maternity applications and more. The added 3D imaging of the machine gives doctors much more to work with without having to do an exploratory surgery and can help to give even more accuracy when deciding the course of the surgery in real terms. Doctors are urged to use 4 ultrasound machines to not only make their patients happy, but to improve their accuracy and abilities in advance!

This article comes from: http://www.4dultrasound.net/

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What is 4d ultrasound?
“4D” is shorthand for four-dimensional – the fourth dimension being time. As far as prenatal ultrasound is concerned, 4d ultrasound is the latest prenatal ultrasound technology. 4D takes three-dimensional 3D ultrasound images and adds the element of time to the process. This allows you to see your unborn baby in amazing real time detail----

This article comes from: http://www.prenatalpeek.com/

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From a yawn to a stretch to the beating of your baby’s heart, expectant parents can now see and bond with their unborn child in live-motion 4D sonogram. The thrilling experience of seeing your baby’s face for the first time will truly touch your heart! To enhance this truly unique parent-fetal bonding experience, our centers are exclusively designed with a spacious family theater with seating for 10 guests. You can see incredible fetal images (3D ultrasound) and real-time movements (4D ultrasound) in two strategically placed high-resolution monitors and on a 100-inch overhead screen. We capture this personalized session on DVD and VHS video – both set to lullaby music. Sonogram includes B/W and color photos, CD (with 40-80 images), scan report and a baby website. Our courteous staff will provide you with the ultimate 4D experience that will forever make the first encounter with your unborn baby uniquely memorable to last a lifetime!

Imagine being able to see your unborn baby sucking her thumb...

Imagine seeing him wave the little hand at you...

Imagine seeing all this on a 100-inch theater screen with family and friends...

4D Fetal Imaging is a specialized prenatal imaging center offering elective 3D 4D ultrasound. We use one of the latest ultrasound systems in the world today. As the undisputed leader in 4d ultrasound technology this system is far advanced than other machines in delivering a higher frame rate. This means you get clearer and beautiful photos of your baby and a realistic high resolution quality of the video/DVD.

4d ultrasound is just as safe* and uses the EXACT same intensity of ultrasonic waves as the conventional 2D ultrasound done in your doctor's office. The software component of this advanced system creates the amazing 3D 4D images, not a higher intensity output. In addition, our safety guidelines dictate the system to be used in the Safe Obstetric Application Mode while rendering the real time 4 D images.

3D ultrasounds are performed from 18-38 weeks, though the optimum time is between 24-34 weeks. Come in earlier to take advantage of our 2-visit package or the girlfriend upgrade! Scans are performed by registered and certified technicians trained exclusively in the specialized 3D/4d ultrasound. We only scan mothers who are currently under prenatal care and have undergone the diagnostic ultrasound exam by a health care provider.

Visit our two convenient locations:

San Jose : 4040 Moorpark Avenue, ( Saratoga Ave South exit, Route 280)
San Francisco : 150 Executive Park Blvd, ( Monster Park exit, Route 101)
Weekends (Saturday & Sunday) and Evening appointments available!

* Women seeking an elective prenatal ultrasound at 4D Fetal Imaging must already be receiving treatment with a healthcare provider for prenatal care and have already undergone a medical, diagnostic ultrasound to confirm due date, screen for fetal anomalies and for any other pregnancy related issues. During the elective session, a limited diagnostic exam will be conducted for heart rate, number of babies, baby presentation, placental location and gender ID (if requested). Only if an abnormality is suspected, your physician will be notified and a report will be provided. Please note, at no time should this elective procedure be considered a substitute for a complete diagnostic ultrasound.

This article comes from: http://www.4dfetalimaging.com/

　

4维超声的各国语言：

(越南) Siêu âm 4D, Siêu âm bốn chiều

(印尼文) 4D USG, USG empat dimensi

(威尔士语) uwchsain pedwar-ddimensiwn, 4D Uwchsain

(乌尔都语) چار سائز کے الٹراسائونڈ, 4D الٹراسائونڈ

(意第绪语) 4ד ולטראַסאָונד, פיר-דימענשאַנאַל אַלטראַסאַונד

(意大利语) 4D ad ultrasuoni, ultrasuoni quattro dimensioni

(匈牙利语) 4D ultrahang, Négydimenziós ultrahang

(希腊语) Υπέρηχος, Τεσσάρων διαστάσεων υπερήχων

(希伯来语) אולטראסאונד, ארבעה ממדי אולטרה סאונד

(西班牙语) Ecografía 4D, ecografía en cuatro dimensiones

(乌克兰文) 4D Ультразвукові, Чотиривимірний ультразвук

(土耳其文) 4D ultrason, Dört boyutlu ultrason

(泰文) 4d ล ต ร้า ซาวด์, อัลตราซาวด์สี่มิติ

(日语)4次元超音波, 4Dの超音波

(斯洛文尼亚语) 4D ultrazvok, Štiri-dimenzionalni ultrazvok

(斯洛伐克文) 4D ultrazvuk, Štyri-dimenzionální ultrazvuk

(塞尔维亚文) 4Д Ултразвук, Четири-дименсионал ултразвука

(瑞典语) 4D Ultraljud, Fyrdimensionell ultraljud

(斯瓦希里语)Nne-dimensional ultrasound

(葡萄牙语) Ecografia 4D, Quatro ultra-som tridimensional

(挪威语) 4D Ultralyd, Fire-dimensjonale ultralyd

(马其顿语) 4D ултразвук, Четири-димензионален ултразвук

(马尔他语)Erba 'dimensjonali ultrasoniku

(马来西亚语) USG empat dimensi, 4D Ultrasound

(罗马尼亚语) 4D cu ultrasunete, Patru-dimensionale cu ultrasunete

(立陶宛语) 4D ultragarso, Četrdimensiju ultragarsu

(拉脱维亚文)Četru dimensiju ultraskaņas

(克罗地亚文) 4D ultrazvuk, Četiri-ultrazvuk

(捷克语) 4D ultrazvuk, Čtyři-dimenzionální ultrazvuk

(加泰罗尼亚语) Ecografia 4D, ecografia en quatre dimensions

(加利西亚语) Ecografía 4D, Catro ultrasóns tridimensional

(荷兰语) 4D Echografie, Vier-dimensionale echografie

(海地语)Kat dimansyon ultrason, 4D ultrason

(芬兰语) 4D Ultraääni, Neliulotteinen ultraääni

(菲律宾文) 4D ultratunog, Apat-dimensional ultratunog

(法语)échographie quatre dimensions, 4D ultrasons

(俄语) 4D Ультразвуковая, Четырехмерное ультразвук

(白俄罗斯) Четырехмерное візгоча, 4D ультрагукавая

(德语) 4D Ultraschall, Vierdimensionalen Ultraschall

(丹麦语) 4D ultralyd, Fire-dimensionelle ultralyd

(朝鲜语) 4D 좌석 초음파, 4 차원 초음파

(波斯语) سونوگرافی 4D, چهار بعدی اولتراسوند

(波兰语) 4D ultradźwięki, Czterowymiarowej ultrasonografii

(冰岛语) 4D Úthljóð, Fjögurra víddar ómskoðun

(保加利亚文) 4D ултразвук, Четири тримерно ултразвук

(巴斯克语)Lau dimentsioko Tximista, 4D Ekografia

(爱沙尼亚语) 4D ultraheli, Neljamõõtmelisest ultraheli

(英语)Four-dimensional ultrasound，4D ultrasound

(阿拉伯文) 4D الموجات فوق الصوتية, الموجات فوق الصوتية رباعي الأبعاد

(阿尔巴尼亚文) 4D ultratinguj, ultratingull katër-dimensionale

(阿塞拜疆)Dörd ölçülü ultrason, 4D Ultrason

(爱尔兰语)Ceithre ultrafhuaime tríthoiseach, 4D Ultrafhuaim

(南非荷兰语)Vier-dimensionele ultraklank, 4D ultraklank

4d ultrasound in various languages：

(Vietnamese) Siêu âm 4D, Siêu âm bốn chiều

(Indonesian) 4D USG, USG empat dimensi

(Kymric) uwchsain pedwar-ddimensiwn, 4D Uwchsain

(Urdu) چار سائز کے الٹراسائونڈ, 4D الٹراسائونڈ

(Yiddish) 4ד ולטראַסאָונד, פיר-דימענשאַנאַל אַלטראַסאַונד

(Italian) 4D ad ultrasuoni, ultrasuoni quattro dimensioni

(Hungarian) 4D ultrahang, Négydimenziós ultrahang

(Greece) Υπέρηχος, Τεσσάρων διαστάσεων υπερήχων

(Hebrew) אולטראסאונד, ארבעה ממדי אולטרה סאונד

(Spanish) Ecografía 4D, ecografía en cuatro dimensiones

(Ukrainian) 4D Ультразвукові, Чотиривимірний ультразвук

(Turkish) 4D ultrason, Dört boyutlu ultrason

(Thai) 4d ล ต ร้า ซาวด์, อัลตราซาวด์สี่มิติ

(Japanese)4次元超音波, 4Dの超音波

(Slovenia) 4D ultrazvok, Štiri-dimenzionalni ultrazvok

(Slovak) 4D ultrazvuk, Štyri-dimenzionální ultrazvuk

(Serbian) 4Д Ултразвук, Четири-дименсионал ултразвука

(Swedish) 4D Ultraljud, Fyrdimensionell ultraljud

(Swahili)Nne-dimensional ultrasound

(Portuguese) Ecografia 4D, Quatro ultra-som tridimensional

(Norwegian) 4D Ultralyd, Fire-dimensjonale ultralyd

(Macedonian) 4D ултразвук, Четири-димензионален ултразвук

(Maltese)Erba 'dimensjonali ultrasoniku

(Malay) USG empat dimensi, 4D Ultrasound

(Romanian) 4D cu ultrasunete, Patru-dimensionale cu ultrasunete

(Lithuanian) 4D ultragarso, Četrdimensiju ultragarsu

(Latvian)Četru dimensiju ultraskaņas

(Croatian) 4D ultrazvuk, Četiri-ultrazvuk

(Czech) 4D ultrazvuk, Čtyři-dimenzionální ultrazvuk

(Catalan) Ecografia 4D, ecografia en quatre dimensions

(Galician) Ecografía 4D, Catro ultrasóns tridimensional

(Dutch) 4D Echografie, Vier-dimensionale echografie

(Haitian)Kat dimansyon ultrason, 4D ultrason

(Finnish) 4D Ultraääni, Neliulotteinen ultraääni

(Filipino) 4D ultratunog, Apat-dimensional ultratunog

(French)échographie quatre dimensions, 4D ultrasons

(Russian) 4D Ультразвуковая, Четырехмерное ультразвук

(Belarusian) Четырехмерное візгоча, 4D ультрагукавая

(German) 4D Ultraschall, Vierdimensionalen Ultraschall

(Danish) 4D ultralyd, Fire-dimensionelle ultralyd

(Korean) 4D 좌석 초음파, 4 차원 초음파

(Persian) سونوگرافی 4D, چهار بعدی اولتراسوند

(Polish) 4D ultradźwięki, Czterowymiarowej ultrasonografii

(Iceland) 4D Úthljóð, Fjögurra víddar ómskoðun

(Bulgarian) 4D ултразвук, Четири тримерно ултразвук

(Basque)Lau dimentsioko Tximista, 4D Ekografia

(Estonian) 4D ultraheli, Neljamõõtmelisest ultraheli

(English)Four-dimensional ultrasound，4D ultrasound

(Arabic) 4D الموجات فوق الصوتية, الموجات فوق الصوتية رباعي الأبعاد

(Albanian) 4D ultratinguj, ultratingull katër-dimensionale

(Azerbaijani)Dörd ölçülü ultrason, 4D Ultrason

(Irish)Ceithre ultrafhuaime tríthoiseach, 4D Ultrafhuaim

(Afrikaans)Vier-dimensionele ultraklank, 4D ultraklank