1. Accuracy of three-dimensional ultrasound in diagnosis and classification of congenital uterine anomalies 
Tullio Ghi, M.D., Ph.D., Paolo Casadio, M.D., Marina Kuleva, M.D., Anna Myriam Perrone, M.D., Luca Savelli, M.D., Susanna Giunchi, M.D., Maria Cristina Meriggiola, M.D., Giampietro Gubbini, M.D., Gianluigi Pilu, Professor, Carla Pelusi, Professor, Giuseppe Pelusi, Professor 
Fertility and Sterility 
Volume 92, Issue 2, Pages (August 2009)
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2. Figure 1
Multiplanar imaging of a normal uterus at volume ultrasound: the volume rendering box is as narrow as possible in the sagittal plane (panel B) and adjusted on the uterine corpus in the coronal plane (panel A). A rendered image of the normal uterus on the coronal plane is displayed on panel D.
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3. Figure 2
(A) Rendered image of a bicornuate uterus at volume ultrasound: on the coronal plane, two divergent cornua divided by a sagittal cleft >10 mm (arrow) are noted. (B) Rendered image of a septate uterus at volume ultrasound: on the coronal plane, a septum dividing the endometrial cavity and extending to the cervix with a normal external uterine surface is demonstrated. (C) Rendered image of an arcuate uterus at volume ultrasound: on the coronal plane, normal external uterine contour and concave fundal indentation of the endometrial cavity at obtuse angle are demonstrated. (D) Rendered image of a subseptate uterus at volume ultrasound: on the coronal plane, the septum is noted not to extend to the cervix, and fundal indentation at its central point appears as an acute angle.
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